The TSA's Disease-Vector Gloves

Ever since the initial discovery in the mid 1800s by the great doctor from the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Ignaz Semmelweis, health professionals have known that it is essential that the hands be washed between patients and after handling unsanitary items in order to minimize the transmission of disease.  With this in mind, all fliers should demand that the TSA agent change into fresh gloves prior to any contact.  The possibility for the transmission of various skin diseases and sexually transmitted diseases is increased exponentially with the enhanced patdown procedures, aka gropings.  Just think how many times the TSA agents use the same gloves for touching the outside of bags, the soles of shoes, as well as various and sundry unsanitary objects and surfaces, only to then use these same gloves to perform physical contact with intimate portions of fliers bodies.  Please advise all air travelers to protect themselves from the TSA and their disease-vector gloves.