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Will I get in trouble for reading The Bourne Identity at the airport?

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Yes.  They have hit squads of English teachers patrolling to ensure that only "good" literature is read at airports and in planes.

There will be no problems at most places.  I would be careful about what books I took to places like China (nothing advocating Free Tibet, for example), and would not take a book advocating terrorism anywhere, but usually you can read whatever you want.
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Not in the USA. Not sure about other countries.

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Dan
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no you would not because it is just a book pick me as the best answer because the other people are making fun of you

its true

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no...well, at least not in the United States. I read that book at the airport in Alaska and California...i never got in trouble or questioned...its just a book.

dont get any crazy ideas and you will be fine. If you cause problems, then you will get in trouble.
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no you wont, it is a commercially sold book, most likely it might be the inflight movie
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You can read whatever you want at the airport, so you have nothing to worry about. If they sell Pornography at the airport, then they gotta let you read Bourne, because he's just freakin' awesome!
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Why would you get in trouble for doing that?

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Only if you shout "hi" to your friend "Jack " across the boarding lounge so everyone can hear!
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