reply to post by palehorse23
There used to be these things in our country called "due process", "habeus corpus", UNREASONABLE search and SEIZURE, and all sorts of other things
called INALIENABLE rights.
It seems there are so many agencies, bureaucrats, and politicians these days that either grew up in a foreign country (oh yeah, I guess he did) where
they didn't have these concepts and/or didn't study the history of the US government, the declaration of independence, or the constitution and it's
reason for existence. I find myself feeling more and more lately like these concepts were noble, visionary, and proven worthy, but they are being
relegated to the status of a great experiment that is coming to an end.
Evidently, our rights have become alienable. So who will put the smack down on this? (Is that statement against the thought-crime law?)