things beyond that are just the icying on the cake.
I wear socks when I travel. In the summer, I run barefoot outside through our gravel parking lot to toughen up my feet.
I don't travel enough by plan to worry about the health effects of an xray machine, but I do drive my car daily.
And well, I don't spend a lot of time carefully packing my suitcase.
So if that's the worst you get from the TSA, well who cares, you're experiencing the same things everyone else who travels in the US.
Don't forget data retention. Those pseudo-nude pictures of all of us (including your children) are probably stored somewhere for perpetuity.
Next time you go through the back-scatter xray, turn around and look at the monitor. It's now a picture of a generic human that shows any area that the agent's should investigate.
I'm not saying that stuff isn't awful. Just that it's minor compared to other hardships that people routinely overcome.
When you visit a mosque or a hindu temple, you are required to remove your shoes.
Also being asian, when you visit my house, you are also required to remove your shoes.