1) the loss of rights due to 9/11
2) the drug war, the rights and wrongs
3) should civil rights be in the work place(they are not currently)
4) should corporations have civil rights?
5) over citizens?
these questions should be asked in Washington, but why aren't they?
2007-03-27
14:53:39
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6 answers
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moojooman
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this is for the narrow minded, there are no stupid questions, only stupid people.
this question was asked for discussion, not insults
2007-03-27
15:19:54 ·
update #1
to clear up some issues with this question:
after 9/11, people are not secure, we are watched, our email, mail, and private conversations on the phone are possibly checked by our government, freedom of speech is under attack, and there are people being held without due process.
during the drug war, the Rico Act was made to get huge drug dealers, then was used to prosecute the smaller guy and take personal property without due process, zero tolerance was used to take any property, again without due process. miranda rights of people accused of crimes has been under attack on several levels thus giving police more control of confessions gained by misleading suspects, the list goes on.
the law against pot was really a tax issue, if you wished to get a tax stamp for it, you needed to apply at the tax collector, but the government did not print any, so gaining a stamp was impossible, another end around the rights, so with this in mind,(please look any of this up)
consider what is asked.
2007-03-27
15:54:00 ·
update #2