Republican congressman introduces Patriot Act extension

[Unforgiven]

Ok, shoot them all, we'll sort it out later.

By the time anyone can sort anything out, the money will be gone and some lonely beach in the third world will have a few new resident billionaires. That's what's important here isn't it?

 

[EagleSmack]

Are the Libbies STILL whinning about the Patriot Act?

Honestly... what in your life has really changed? You still get to b**** and cry like babies every day.

My life has not changed a single iota except for a little more airport security to go through. That is it.

 

[Tonington]

Are the Libbies STILL whinning about the Patriot Act?

Honestly... what in your life has really changed? You still get to b**** and cry like babies every day.

My life has not changed a single iota except for a little more airport security to go through. That is it.

Ahh, so as long as you aren't inconvenienced, you don't really care what the government does. Is that Amendment 28? Some people don't enjoy the uncertainty of living on a slippery slope.

 

[CDNBear]

Are the Libbies STILL whinning about the Patriot Act?

Honestly... what in your life has really changed? You still get to b**** and cry like babies every day.

My life has not changed a single iota except for a little more airport security to go through. That is it.

Move to Arizona...

DHS using Border Patrol, well away from the border. Something slippery about that if you ask me.


YouTube - DHS Checkpoint Blog Entry 6: Quasi-Detention

 

[Liberalman]

The American Constitution without any amendments
would give Americans the right to own African slaves therefore the Patriot Act
is just another amendment

 

[darkbeaver]

Just another video that cements the permanent Police State in the final days of America (the rogue state not the continent).

 

[ironsides]

I don't particularly like the Patriot Act, but other than a little inconvenience flying or getting in and out of the U.S. nothing has changed for U.S. citizens. Only those who want to hurt us don't particularly like it.

 

[Machjo]

Gee, where are the anti-government Tea Baggers to protest against this heinous violation of the Bill of Rights?

Woops, I forgot - it was their party who passed it. Uh, never mind.

Though I bet Ron Paul opposes it, just as I'm sure the odd Democrat supports it. So I wonder just how partisan it really is. Though overall I agree with you that Republicans, Ron Paul exceptions aside, are more likely to support it than Democrats.

 

[ironsides]

Though I bet Ron Paul opposes it, just as I'm sure the odd Democrat supports it. So I wonder just how partisan it really is. Though overall I agree with you that Republicans, Ron Paul exceptions aside, are more likely to support it than Democrats.

Democrats had their chance to abolish or modify it, and did nothing. We can generally assume both parties want it.

 

[Machjo]

Democrats had their chance to abolish or modify it, and did nothing. We can generally assume both parties want it.

Well there ya go: bipartisan collaboration at its worst.