SaltyDawg
Well-Known Member
How does that help stop terror plots?
I'm not so worried about stopping terror plots that I'm willing to live in a police state. I'd rather be free.
How does that help stop terror plots?
So it's not a police state until it's worse than North Korea in every imaginable way?
Worse? Who the hell said that? It's only a police state when you're not free to oppose the government - and the government absolutely rules with an iron fist. That isn't the case here. You're not being dragged from your home, your family members raped and murdered, because you decided to speak out on some internet message board. Those are actions of police states - not half the crap we've experienced here in the U.S. and calling the U.S. a police state trivializes the millions of citizens who are living under tyrannical governments - people who aren't free to practice a certain religion or to openly show affection to a lover who happens to be of the same sex ... lest they be arrested and charged with indecency (and God knows they'd probably be imprisoned or killed for it).
So, stop with the hyperbole. This is no different than the fools who say Obama is the same as Hitler or Stalin.
i dont like it either but 9/11 bro. changed everything.
sure bin laden won.lol at saying bin laden won. maybe he doesn't mind the discontent of some us citizens against their own government, but he far from "won" or getting what he wanted.
That isn't the case here. You're not being dragged from your home, your family members raped and murdered, because you decided to speak out on some internet message board. Those are actions of police states
don't mind him. he will only consider it a police state if it personally happens to himMe personally? No that hasn't happened to me yet. But there have been American citizens executed by flying robots without a warrant and without being charged with a crime. And there have been other American citizens detained indefinitely without being charged with a crime.
It is a police state.
And like the original post says, you'd have said I was crazy if I would have told you this is how things would be in 13 years back in the year 2000.
We're a lot closer to being North Korea right now, than we were to this current police state back in 2000.
Me personally? No that hasn't happened to me yet. But there have been American citizens executed by flying robots without a warrant and without being charged with a crime. And there have been other American citizens detained indefinitely without being charged with a crime.
It is a police state.
And like the original post says, you'd have said I was crazy if I would have told you this is how things would be in 13 years back in the year 2000.
We're a lot closer to being North Korea right now, than we were to this current police state back in 2000.
don't mind him. he will only consider it a police state if it personally happens to him
Clearly the government isn't doing a good job running this police state or Salty wouldn't be able to complain about how much of a police state America currently is. Don't you guys see the irony in this whole discussion taking place?
I really don't think either of you know what a police state really is.
Right, because nobody in Iran or Syria ever complained on the internet about their government...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Police_state
Salty, it appears you need to go into wikipedia and change the U.S. of A. to purple.
Are we in Syria or Iran?
No. But he kept saying the fact that I'm on the internet saying these things proves we're not a police state.
Or rather that what you stated doesn't prove that we are.
And maybe it wasn't intended to.
What then was your intention? To troll?
Not going to read this thread. Just wanted y'all to know you're not welcome in Canada.