Come on Everybody Let\'s Wiretap!

Thank god you are on the extreme fringe of ideological beliefs in this country, Giga.  Some of us still believe in observing The Law.

Fuck it I\'ve said all I care to say.

[GmanJoe]

Hey! Come back! I got some marshmellows to go with our kumbaya-singing-by-the-fire!

Originally posted by GmanJoe
Hey! Come back! I got some marshmellows to go with our kumbaya-singing-by-the-fire!

God, you\'re obnoxious.

[GmanJoe]

Originally posted by Ghettomath
God, you\'re obnoxious.

Don\'t get mad. It\'s only the internet.

Originally posted by GmanJoe
Hey! Come back! I got some marshmellows to go with our kumbaya-singing-by-the-fire!

You soap box jockeys need to go hug a tree.

Contribute something useful, or post with the rest of the bullshit in Off-Topic.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/background/bullying/cyber_bullying.html

-Dan

now you know you can\'t trust anything those damn canadians say

Originally posted by GigaShadow
Al Gore - :lmao: :lmao: :lmao: is this guy even relevant anymore or is he still pouting about losing the 2000 election?

Core are you just another idiotic KOSkiddy who wears a Che t-shirt out on dates?  Right to privacy?  So you are willing to have people die here in the US just so you can have peace of mind that no one is being listened to.  Handcuff our government so it can\'t protect us?  Secondly, no one listens to these conversations unless key phrases are used and then an actual human being listens to them.  Clinton did the same thing as have other Presidents, but because this is GWB and the left\'s raving hatred for the man it has become an issue.
 

Gore seemed very relevant to me when he spoke at our campus a few weeks ago. No, old man, just because you sanctify the memories of 2000 doesn\'t mean others refuse to move on.

Clinton did the same thing so GWB has every right to as well?? The rabid right, instead of distancing itself from whom they called a failure of a president, cites Clinton as an example when justifying the actions of one of their own.  How ironic! Clinton has become the president on which every conservative must be modeled after.

Granted, previous administrations have suspended civil liberties. FDR and Lincoln come to mind. The difference between their war and ours is that the war on terrorism will never end. When, then, will our rights be restored?

Agreed. Security is a vital issue, and it is unfortunate that some of it will be sacrificed by banning wiretapping. But it is a sacrifice I am willing to make to protect basic rights.

Please, don\'t ever call yourself a moderate again. It does a disservice to those who try to stay the middle course in these times of paranoia.

By the way, have you bought that ticket to China yet?

I don\'t care if they hear me talk about the newest chick I\'ve met or what I did a week ago.  I fail to see how I\'m losing so many civil liberties because they can moniter certain phone calls.  I\'m not doing anything wrong so WHATEVER.  When it actually affects how my day goes then maybe I\'ll agree.

How about privacy.

When I talk on the phone I walk into another room so my friends and family don\'t hear me.

It\'s called privacy. If I wanted people listening to me I\'d get a talk show or sign up for Big Brother.

The show, I mean, not the Bush administration.

-Dan

[GmanJoe]

Originally posted by Coredweller
Contribute something useful, or post with the rest of the bullshit in Off-Topic.

The soap box jockey comment is relevant particularly to you. And being that you are a lib, you SHOULD hug a tree.

Originally posted by hyper
Gore seemed very relevant to me when he spoke at our campus a few weeks ago. No, old man, just because you sanctify the memories of 2000 doesn\'t mean others refuse to move on.

Clinton did the same thing so GWB has every right to as well?? The rabid right, instead of distancing itself from whom they called a failure of a president, cites Clinton as an example when justifying the actions of one of their own.  How ironic! Clinton has become the president on which every conservative must be modeled after.

Granted, previous administrations have suspended civil liberties. FDR and Lincoln come to mind. The difference between their war and ours is that the war on terrorism will never end. When, then, will our rights be restored?

Agreed. Security is a vital issue, and it is unfortunate that some of it will be sacrificed by banning wiretapping. But it is a sacrifice I am willing to make to protect basic rights.

Please, don\'t ever call yourself a moderate again. It does a disservice to those who try to stay the middle course in these times of paranoia.

By the way, have you bought that ticket to China yet?

Young and clueless - I guess that best describes you hyper, need I point out you are from Kalifornia which shares nothing in common with mainstream US.  

Who is sanctifying the 2000 election?  It seems you dimwit libs want to rant on about it until the end of time.  I think you need to tell that nutcase Gore and your komrades that they are the ones that need to move on - no pun intended.

You moderate?  Please - you are a leftist and don\'t try and wash over your moonbat ideology by labeling yourself moderate.  The only paranoia I see is coming from people like you.  I couldn\'t care less if they are listening to my phonecalls.  Civil liberties violated?  No I don\'t think so.  This is just another excuse for the wacked out left to whine about how their rights have been trampled on. :rolleyes:

I disagree with you on winning this war against Islamic terrorism.  Is being a pessimist a prerequisite for being a lefty?  I suppose you and your ilk would be claiming WWII is unwinnable if we were back in 1942.  Go figure...  

I am sure you have booked a tour with Harry Belefonte to go visit Cuba and Venezuala with a stop over in Boliva.  

Please when it comes to National Security - leave it us who actually have a backbone and can keep this country safe.

Originally posted by GigaShadow
Government spying on you = ok.

For security, they should probably sit in the bushes with binoculars and look for terrorists in our bedrooms.

There might be a terrorist in my car, I ought to have a federal agent in my passenger seat. Like a kind of anti-terror buddy system.

Spying = teh w1n!!1

-Dan

Originally posted by GigaShadow
I couldn\'t care less if they are listening to my phonecalls.  Civil liberties violated?  No I don\'t think so.  

Then how about we give the N.S.A. license to have unauthorized acess to search ours homes too?

I would consider them one in the same.



Oh,



And I also think you\'ve gone completely crazy.

Originally posted by Ghettomath
Then how about we give the N.S.A. license to have unauthorized acess to search ours homes too?

I would consider them one in the same.



Oh,



And I also think you\'ve gone completely crazy.

All you and your kind seem to do is complain and offer no answers.  Not even the lib nuts in Congress have an answer - all they do is cry about things.  

If it is any consolation, I for one have always thought you are an idiot who is out of touch with the reality of the situation we are in when it comes National Security.  You take such a small thing like the NSA listening to certain people calling certain people overseas and now you compare it to them busting down an average American\'s door and searching their home - go figure.

I suppose you think it is ok for terrorists to run around this country doing their business without being monitored.  No?  Then what is your answer?  You like the rest of the dimwits have none.  

Lastly, tell me how this has effected any of you whiners?  What can you not do now that some traitor disclosed that certain individuals are being wiretapped?  Make a bomb?  Plot assassinations?  No in reality, this only hurts those who wish to hurt the citizens of this country.