LeninGHOLA
Vladimir Hayt
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Quite a bit of the Alien and Seditions acts would not be considered constitutional.
But, "rarely" was the wrong word to use.
But, "rarely" was the wrong word to use.
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The Alien and Sedition Acts were four bills passed in 1798 by the Federalists in the 5th United States Congress in the aftermath of the French Revolution and during an undeclared naval war with France, later known as the Quasi-War. They were signed into law by President John Adams. The Sedition Act and the Alien Friends Act were allowed to expire in 1800 and 1801, respectively. The Naturalization Act was repealed in 1802. The Alien Enemies Act remains in effect as 50 USC Sections 21–24.
They aren't lying here. Read the Patriot Act and the subsequent follow ups that boosted their power. They're acting within the laws that congress granted to them.
Congress is to blame for not actually reading these damn spying bills.
An additional problem is that there is no penalty against lawmakers or government workers for violating constitutional rights(unless additional laws with explicit penalties are passed).
I'm still confused about how this contracted worker had access to apparently every top secret program that the NSA was participating in. It makes no sense. This Snowden kid is obviously an attention whore with some psychological issues - why is it he is slowly leaking information instead of just presenting it all at one time? Keep himself in the news so he can get hard every time he reads his name on CNN.
I don't disagree that some of what has leaked is absolutely true and I do not agree with the tactics.
That still doesn't help the fact that unless we trust the people making all these judgement calls, it's all moot.
By Darkstarcow;
....with the way the system is setup for the NSA, there is basically zero ways for anyone to challenge what they are doing
This Snowden kid is obviously an attention whore with some psychological issues - why is it he is slowly leaking information instead of just presenting it all at one time?
This Snowden kid is obviously an attention whore with some psychological issues - why is it he is slowly leaking information instead of just presenting it all at one time?
Snowden isn't a hero, but he is a person who sacrificed a lot to show the citizens of the United States that blind allegiance to the State is utter idiocy.
Stiletto's concept of legions of Government Workers all blindly following the party is a fallacy that holds no purchase in reality.
I suspect at some point he will sink to such despair that he will turn himself in just so he can come home even if it means a very long jail sentence. I believe the burden will drive him to it as it often does. Only time will tell.
Oxymoron of the century "NSA Public Affairs Office"
I mean seriously do they proof read what they send?
You know during the beginning of this leak all I wanted was for those in charge of this program to be held accountable but now I want the NSA shut down. Its obvious they live in their own bubble and can't separate friend from foe.
Incredible...
Really??
For someone who's been outside of the country, surely you must know that being here isn't all that great... I, anyway, would be pleased as punch living in many other places around the globe.
Who in their right mind would want to return home so much that they'd rather be in prison in their home country than free elsewhere?
Really??
For someone who's been outside of the country, surely you must know that being here isn't all that great... I, anyway, would be pleased as punch living in many other places around the globe.
Who in their right mind would want to return home so much that they'd rather be in prison in their home country than free elsewhere?