Abbey Normal
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- Jul 9, 2005
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JOKER96BRAVO said:Been there done that. However, my time to pass never came.
I am a proud disabled veteran of war.
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JOKER96BRAVO said:Been there done that. However, my time to pass never came.
I am a proud disabled veteran of war.
Than you should go work for the NSA because every little bit of data counts.5stringJeff said:Mr P says "It's illegal"... you say "so what"?!?
Sorry, but there are better ways to target terrorists than throwing out a proverbial fishnet and seeing what turns up.
Turn yer speakers up! Hear that? No?JOKER96BRAVO said:So what!!!
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So terrorism should be accepted because it doesn't violate your constitutionalMr. P said:Turn yer speakers up! Hear that? No?
Then, watch as the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution are be shredded in front of you, by a bunch of BUREAUCRATS that think they know better!
JOKER96BRAVO said:Been there done that. However, my time to pass never came.
I am a proud disabled veteran of war.
jillian said:Thank you. I admire your service. But then why would you want to see what you fought for torn apart piece by piece?
Abbey Normal said:Like the World Trade Center.
You and I, and many others on the board, served to preserve and protect, this Country from ALL enemies, foreign and DOMESTIC. We did NOT serve so some could call their own shots.JOKER96BRAVO said:So terrorism should be accepted because it doesn't violate your constitutional
rights? Let's find a better solution or deal with what we have.
I think the greater good is to do all we can to prevent another attack on USjillian said:Thank you. I admire your service. But then why would you want to see what you fought for torn apart piece by piece?
I want the same but will not refuse a "possible" solution to protectMr. P said:You and I, and many others on the board, served to preserve and protect, this Country from ALL enemies, foreign and DOMESTIC. We did NOT serve so some could call their own shots.
The "better" solution is all I want.
jillian said:No...like what they're doing to the Constitution. Been to the Trade Center, thanks.
This scares me more.
Abbey Normal said:Yeah, I knew what you meant. I thought I'd toss in a real world situation of something important actually being torn to bits, as opposed to this faux hysteria over lists of phone numbers.
jillian said:When I was in school, I worked on the 44th floor of 2WTC. I think I already get the point. And I reiterate what I said before.
Abbey Normal said:If a list of your phone calls in the hands of the NSA scares you more than watching those Towers fall, I really don't know what to say. I can't imagine living with such theoretical fear.
Abbey Normal said:If a list of your phone calls in the hands of the NSA scares you more than watching those Towers fall, I really don't know what to say. I can't imagine living with such theoretical fear.
JOKER96BRAVO said:I find it hard to believe that the government will take this and run with it.
However, if they did I'm sure the right to bear arms (in it's true meaning)
would be exercised to allow citizens to defeat tyrany.
Until then, I'll choose to let them see my phone bill.
JOKER96BRAVO said:I find it hard to believe that the government will take this and run with it.
However, if they did I'm sure the right to bear arms (in it's true meaning)
would be exercised to allow citizens to defeat tyrany.
Until then, I'll choose to let them see my phone bill.
I wonder how long Hitlers list of Jews was?Abbey Normal said:If a list of your phone calls in the hands of the NSA scares you more than watching those Towers fall, I really don't know what to say. I can't imagine living with such theoretical fear.