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So, They are basically going to go against our constitutional rights and snoop on us anyway? How much is our government going to pay ISPs for storage, I can answer that, they will pay NOTHING. The government wastes all of our money on paying for stuff that is of no use. They waste millions on inactive organizations, yet they plan to spy on us in the name of "The War on Terror"

Show me how relevant it is to spy on us legitimate users. Cyber crime is in Turkey, India, China, Japan, U.K, and U.S. Are they going to force THOSE ISPs to spy on their customers? It is out of their jurisdiction. The internet is all over the world, if they think that they can monitor what actually goes on, they are mistaken.

I am actually surprised this passed in the Judicial Branch of the government. What is our world coming to when the most free country in the world has to resort to spying on everything you do?

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Privacy...  JimmyJackFunk21 | 01/23/07
Anonymizer  Grolan | 01/24/07
"Privacy" is not mentioned in the Constitution  NeverLift | 01/24/07
Many precedents for "privacy"  Allstar_z | 01/24/07
I must disagree.  studentCoder | 01/25/07
Are they going to pay ISPs to buy the storage?  critic-at-arms | 01/24/07
Let AG Gonzales take up the slack . . .  Xojo | 01/24/07
We are under permanent surveillance.  Compute_This | 01/24/07
We are under permanent surveillance  rsouza@... | 01/24/07
Good grief  maldain | 01/24/07
Good grief  rsouza@... | 01/24/07
Good grief  tubr0 | 01/25/07
Already evil!!  sbarringer@... | 01/25/07
Have to agree  Leria | 01/24/07
So, you're a communist?  ceheinzm | 01/24/07
Perhaps you should spend some time with the citizens of Amsterdam before yo  frodo@... | 01/25/07
Post would be funny if not so pathetic  studentCoder | 01/25/07
Privacy  7h3C4tm4n | 01/24/07
cybercrime  sjaaxken | 01/24/07
It hasn't passed the Judiciary yet  maldain | 01/24/07
so why would this be a problem?  barefoot1976 | 01/24/07
There is no constitutional right to privacy.  NeverLift | 01/24/07
Wiretaps VS manditory storage...  Allstar_z | 01/24/07
ISPs don't have to save every email, either  studentCoder | 01/25/07
Apples to Apples  Adarro | 01/25/07
The Terrorist Method  studentCoder | 01/25/07
Right to privacy  AH McGee | 01/25/07
Pay? Of Course Not  jlzimm | 01/24/07
Bah..... whats the biggie.  roddic | 01/24/07
It's OK for the ChiComms, just not for us?  jlafitte | 01/24/07
Personal motivation  Adarro | 01/25/07
I Just Don't Trust Bush Admin, Period  tonym87@... | 01/24/07
I just don't trust ANY admin, period  Stan_Krute | 01/24/07
I agree  Dr_Zinj | 01/25/07
Free Countries  tonym87@... | 01/24/07
Orwell just had the year wrong!  flustered | 01/24/07
snooping...  bgonetoo | 01/24/07
Let's make it easier...  Allstar_z | 01/24/07
Double speak  sbarringer@... | 01/25/07
Double speak  sbarringer@... | 01/25/07
Feds ISP Snooping!!!!!  catsend | 01/25/07
It is just a matter of time:  jklinger@... | 01/25/07
No, not like a traffic ticket at all  brian.clark@... | 01/26/07
store surveillance  gurudrew | 01/26/07
Civil Liberties?  Ezrest | 01/29/07

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