, 2002-06-24
John Ashcroft's decision to unshackle the FBI's domestic surveillance powers seem perfectly reasonable... if you forget why the bureau was shackled in the first place.
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The Domestic Spying Renaissance
, 2002-06-24 John Ashcroft's decision to unshackle the FBI's domestic surveillance powers seem perfectly reasonable... if you forget why the bureau was shackled in the first place.
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I feel the final sentence says it all... the freedom of thought should not be so hindered as to make people fear social involvement or political activism because they wear a bumper sticker on their car and are now under investigation by the FBI. I think this fear is prevalent, and should not be increased. I had a FREE KEVIN bumper sticker on my car, and know many others who had the stickers, but didn't advertise them on their car... and I think fear is a reason for that. This stifling of free speech is unacceptable in a country such as ours where our diverse thoughts and ideas almost defines who we are as Americans. Thanks for the article.
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