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08-08-2015, 09:32 AM
I disagree... Government collecting all phone records of whom I am speaking is an intrusion on my privacy, as well as collecting evidence without a warrant or my intent to commit a crime. Name me in a warrant and I am fine with it. But collecting information on me without a warrant is a violation of the Bill of Rights. It is equivalent to using a camera to record you 24/7/365 and then reviewing the film to see if any laws were broken, when the police state chooses to do so. And I am OK with international calls being monitored and data collected, as foreign nationals are not covered under our Constitutional rights. But the NSA data has shown that EVERY SINGLE call, text, and email to every citizen in the USA was being collected. That violates the Bill of Rights, no matter the reason. It is equivalent to the 'blanket warrants the English crown used to issue. If you want internal spying, GET a WARRANT.
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"An unarmed man can only flee from evil, and evil is not overcome by fleeing from it." -Col. Jeff Cooper