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Paranoid Freaks

Its easy to call people names.

The problem is that the idea of limited government and Constitutional restrictions
is out-the-door.

Do you believe there should be any restrictions on the government? If you do,
why? Are you a paranoid freak?

The early social security cards had a statement on the back that the number was
not to be used as an id whatsoever. That's long gone, isn't it.

These things are never static. Once they get in place, there is mission-creep--
and more and more power to the government. For those who love and trust
government, I guess this is no problem.

For those who believe in the spirit and the goals of a Constitutionthat establishes
limited government, it is a big problem.

It must have been paranoid freaks who established the country in the first place.

Folks who roll over without ever thinking through the issues or speaking up
should wake up.

Anyway, lawmakers (who must be paranoid freaks) from both sides of the aisle are
beginning to address the issue.

http://aclu.org/safefree/general/27656prs20061211.html

Posted by: JR1001   Posted on: 12/15/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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