Laughable you point to the joke of a court system to make interstate commerce hold water. Courts misinterpret the constitution all the time and are as partisan as they are anything. 3 of the 9 SC justices said employers had the right to force you to get an experimental and ineffective vaccine for a respiratory virus as a condition of employment, even for jobs that were entirely remote. The fact governments can regulate interstate commerce doesn't mean they can do it by any means they choose.
The current government operates with blind disregard to most of the constitution, namely the welfare state that robs from one American to give to another. "But courts." The TSA falls into this category of misinterpretation and violation of elements of the Fourth Amendment and basic privacy. They are also performing the function that smells of bored fascism.
I'm not the first person that thinks this way. Again, you're just more willing to give up your rights, which makes you average/normal. That's why it's like this. Many/most people are ready to give up their first amendment when they hear something they don't like and it's inconvenient to their politics, their second amendment during shootings, their bodies during a pandemic, and their right to privacy whenever there is crisis.
