Despite a planned day of protest against the Transportation Safety Administration’s (TSA) practices of using revealing full-body scans at airports across the nation — including Lindbergh Field — the Internet-driven backlash was largely invisible last month. While sporadic instances of rebellion were reported across the country, the vast majority of fliers at Lindbergh Field seemed to tolerate the security measures on one of the busiest traveling days of the year on Thanksgiving. Many indicated they were more willing to submit to the full-body scans than be subjected to invasive and perhaps humiliating pat-downs as a result of refusing the scans.