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Hey Billie and all y'all, um.... this issue, it seems to me, is not about whether wiretapping is "wrong", or whether anyone has wire-tapped "you".
This issue is about whether private corporations, when asked by the government to violate the law, must refuse, or take the consequences. The government is essentially saying, they don't have to take the consequences. And from where I stand, that's an outrage. When you or I violate the law, we have to take the consequences. And the "full spectrum" of consequences - criminal, civil, and everything else. But the government doesn't want their stinkin' corporate minions to be held responsible for their actions. These Statist bastids want the law to be "whatever the government says it is", and that is wrong. It is absolutely freakin' WRONG, and I don't care if you're a Republican or a Democrat, you gotta admit that it's WRONG. There is no entity in the United States, that is above the law. None. That's the way it should be. Not even the President himself, is above the law. So, why should the corps be above the law? Can someone please explain to me, why corporations should be exempt from following the law? |
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My claim is, that any such law, would be un-Constitutional.
The federal government has no Power to exempt any entity in the United States, from obeying the law. That is not a legislative Power of the federal government, granted to it under Article I Section 8 of the United States Constitution. What have I been telling you people, huh? HUH??? These Statist bastids are trying to magically create new non-existent government Powers out of thin air! It's freakin' outrageous. This is ===> blatant disregard for the United States Constitution, and it's being done by YOUR elected representatives. This is absolutely freakin' outrageous!!! There's nothing, anywhere in the law, that says the government has the Power to exempt anyone. I mean, if there is, someone please point it out to me, 'kay? And now the government wants to come along and magically change the contract, without asking the People. What have I been telling you People??? HUH???? Here it is, in black and white. This is undeniable, incontrovertible evidence, am I right? Hey, People - my contract says I have a Right to Redress. This one, sounds to me, like an appropriate candidate for exactly that. No way am I gonna lie down for this one. My Senators are gonna hear about this one, for sure. And while I'm at it, I might even give 'em a little "demonstration" of what it all means. I'm pretty good at that kinda thing.... You know, this is kinda scary. This crap is coming faster and faster now. It's like, you know, first they took away our Right to sue HMO's - and I mean, imagine what's gonna happen when the federal government takes over that space..... Jeezus..... And I mean, I understand that I can't sue the government for simply "doing its job", but this is not its job. This is not a part of the job description for the United States government, that's outlined in the contract. What do you say, People? Look at it in that light - forget about the "wiretapping" thing. That isn't even relevant here. What's relevant here is not the "specific" Power this miscreant government is trying to magically create - it's that they're trying to create any new Powers at all!!! Screw these Statist idiots. I'm voting for Ron Paul. |
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Amazing how the lefty liberal loons accuse the right of fear mongering, especially since you all are doing the same thing with our ability to spy on foreign nationals and those that reside in this country that want to destroy us. The difference being, we have been attacked, we have been threatened, we have caught terrorist islamic scum time after time, yes those islamofacist scum are suppose to get a free pass according to you. Only the smallest percentage of you lefty freaks are loosing sleep over this, the rest of America isn't.
Yet, the reality is, not one of you can give an example of our government abusing anyone's rights, and creating a Gestapo type atmosphere in the United States, just your fear mongering, "it could happen" scenario. Pathetic hypocrites, and nothing more, you don't want them gathering information on terrorists, yet you have never offered one single solution to our dilemma in a free society such as the United States.
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It's all about the Boogieman you Cons
are so afarid of. LOL Before you take my rights away, secure our Borders!!! Till then it's mute. You righties keep your heads in the sand, or up Shrubs butt either one will keep you safe. Chickenhawks. |
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Show us where the senate voted to shield wire tap collaborators? Is that just a ratings "teaser" headline? If so then I'm OK with that. I'm all for wiretaping, I just think you should be clear in what you say - it's not true - it was a vote to end a possible filibuster. Also, you are now on record that the Democrats in office are not loony. Do you agree that both parties have "loons" at either end? There are loony people on the far right who are more afraid of wiretaps than the people on the left - those are the ones who typically form posse's and worry about conspiracy theories. The rest of us live in the middle. |
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Please explain why you think that, given these facts, the NSA has strangely enough NOT actually wiretapped without a warrant. Not knowing which specific individuals have been tapped is irrelevant, and impossible. You do realize how silly you sound asking me to know the inside details of a secret government program, don't you? It is already easy and confidential to obtain a warrant even after surveillance has begun. Please explain to me why obtaining FISC warrants are insufficient. Furthermore, as nonsqtr brought up, we also have a Right to Redress as garunteed by the 1st. The administration is trying to create a bizarre new precedent, granting immunity to an entire industry for crimes they have committed before all the facts about those crimes are in. Please explain why the telecoms need to be let off the hook for helping to violate the law when they could have chosen not to instead? Quote:
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i know someone who was spied on. she was an egyptian girl talking to her boyfriend in egypt. i think they told her she was being listened to, or her cell company did, if i remember the account correctly. i believe she now works with the government or something, she is doing something cool but i cant remember what it was...
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