how does the national security not violate our individual rights?
2019-04-25 10:25 pm
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2019-04-25 10:25 pm
How does national security violate our rights?
2019-04-25 10:32 pm
How DOES it?
2019-04-25 10:27 pm
Two words: Patriot Act
2019-04-25 11:41 pm
sometimes it appears to do so. on the other hand, you do not have the right to threaten or attack anyone at all
2019-04-25 10:44 pm
That’s a broad generic term
Can you give specific examples of the policies and the rights you are referring to
Can you give specific examples of the policies and the rights you are referring to
2019-04-25 10:28 pm
It doesn't violate rights since rights cannot be violated where there are none. Rights are not intrinsic, granted out of thin air. They are enforced by the State if they exist at all, if they are not enforced they do not exist. The State cannot be accused of violating rights because it grants them to begin with. The nation is superior to individual rights.
2019-04-25 10:27 pm
You mean the NSA?
There's two sides to this:
A) The data the NSA is collecting is too vast for them to view and violate the liberties of Americans. So, they focus mostly on bad actors.
B) Government can never be trusted with that much power even if it sometimes used to for the good of society.
I'm on side B. 😂 😘 Lolz
There's two sides to this:
A) The data the NSA is collecting is too vast for them to view and violate the liberties of Americans. So, they focus mostly on bad actors.
B) Government can never be trusted with that much power even if it sometimes used to for the good of society.
I'm on side B. 😂 😘 Lolz
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