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  by GCM

  Created on: April 14, 2008

  NSA's Data Gathering A Violation of the Fourth Amendment or Just Bad Policy?

  The NSA is widely known

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  by James Griffin

  Created on: December 29, 2007

  Civil liberties are broadly defined as the series of freedoms that protect the smallest minority, the

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  by Neil Doyle

  Created on: October 07, 2007   Last Updated: October 12, 2011

  When considering the current government policy of expanded surveillance by the NSA and other agencies,

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  by Elliott Hall

  Created on: April 21, 2008

  One of the fundamentally important rights of any Americans is the right to Due Process. Due Process

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  by Burke McKay

  Created on: October 28, 2007

  As conditions are today the intrusion into our civil liberties is indeed there, but fairly minimal compared

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  by Jordan Elmquist

  Created on: April 14, 2008

  Basically, I think this is an issue of law. FISA, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, was established

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  by Olivia Walton

  Created on: May 02, 2008

  The NSA and the CIA are designed to protect the interests of the United States and should have every

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  by Jonathan Smith

  Created on: May 01, 2008

  In two words. Hell Yes! I don't like the fact that these guys are allowed to listen to an Americans

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  by Winifred Stockington

  Created on: May 03, 2008

  In post-9/11 American politics, the words "defend against terror" have somehow gained magical powers.

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  by William Suphan

  Created on: October 28, 2007

  Benjamin Franklin foresaw that this country might end up in a situation where fear-mongering and overly

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  by monkey

  Created on: April 14, 2008

  Civil liberties can be used as an expression of political beliefs or in the freedom of making responsible

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  by Zach Bigalke

  Created on: October 28, 2007

  The extension of NSA wiretap capabilities and increased surveillance potential has been declared a masterstroke

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  by Edward Hall

  Created on: October 27, 2007

  Start from the concept that the Federal Government threatens your Civil Liberties by existing because

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  by Kelly Piercy

  Created on: March 15, 2008

  We, the People.

  Those seem to be the words in the preamble to the Constitution of the United States of

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  by Kimberly Holloway

  Created on: April 30, 2008

  Do the NSA and CIA threaten civil liberties in the US? I must admit that I can see both sides of this

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  by J L Petriesan

  Created on: October 28, 2007

  Two Points first.

  1. Ben Franklin (remember him?) said those who would trade a vital freedom for security

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  by Joseph Jones

  Created on: October 28, 2007   Last Updated: November 26, 2007

  "Any society that would give up a little liberty to gain a little security will deserve neither and

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  by James Hinton

  Created on: October 27, 2007

  Of course they do. The assumption that any executive style of institution should always follow all its

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  by Roger Morse

  Created on: October 28, 2007

  At present, there is no greater threat to our civil liberties (except, perhaps, the ACLU.) One of the

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  by Roberto Alvarez-Galloso

  Created on: October 28, 2007

  The USA is passing through one of the most dangerous phases in its history which could ultimately lead