@mashable Rewriting the dictionary and constitution as we go! #imprettysure @Burdeninfo
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@klippert@Hendems@mashable@BurdenInfo 4th Amend is protection against unreasonable search & seizure; that's not an absolute protection -
@fakeconsultant@klippert@Hendems@mashable what part of "blanket collection without warrant" is "reasonable"? -
@BurdenInfo@klippert@Hendems@mashable As i note, I'm with Leon here--but "search incident to arrest" is an example of a permitted search -
@fakeconsultant@klippert@Hendems@mashable "do what thou wilt" should not be the motto of our Intelligence policy -
@BurdenInfo@klippert@Hendems@mashable This is the result of a 40-year backslide on 4th Amend rights. Checkpoints begat mass collections
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@mashable#imprettysure "Inalienable Rights" mean absolute -
@BurdenInfo Inalienable rights are rights based simply on your humanity; they require no grant of God, Church, or Government@mashable -
@fakeconsultant@mashable fair points, by our discussion is about "reason" and precedent. in this case, there is neither -
@BurdenInfo 2/2 ...Paley went wrong was to assert that mass collection programs that provide no demonstrated results are reasonable. -
@fakeconsultant well put. It is as if the#NSA is data collection, what Martial Law is to freedom. A last resort, not a default
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@mashable The authority to make laws is given by the people, it can be taken away.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@mashable EnglishThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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WOW :/ MT
@mashable: Fed judge on NSA: 'The right to be free from search & seizures is fundamental, but not absolute' http://on.mash.to/1g7GedfThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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