ACLU analysis of the so-called 'Patriot II' act
Posted: 2003-02-21 01:39am
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I read this and I cannot help but hear the Imperial March.
*Wraps tinfoil around head*Simon H.Johansen wrote:That's nothing compared to their plans for global mind control.
So I can take the tinfoil of my head then?NF_Utvol wrote:Really though, while, I do not agree with alot of the PATRIOT acts, the ACLU isn't exactly a wonderful source of analysis on a controversial subject. They haven't been above twisting facts to their own means. I suggest you find a secondary source before you start making decision based solely on this.
No shit......I honestly can't even read crap like that all the way though.NF_Utvol wrote:The ACLU is on the same league as PETA, far as I know. More power than a group of their IQ really deserves.
Why not just bring the HUAC back, then?Stripping even native-born Americans of all of the rights of United States citizenship if they provide support to unpopular organizations labeled as terrorist by our government, even if they support only the lawful activities of such organizations, allowing them to be indefinitely imprisoned in their own country as undocumented aliens. (Section 501)
Creating 15 new death penalties, including a new death penalty for “terrorism” under a definition which could cover acts of protest such as those used by Operation Rescue or protesters at Vieques Island, Puerto Rico, if death results. (Section 411)
Further criminalizing association – without any intent to commit specific terrorism crimes – by broadening the crime of providing material support to terrorism, even if support is not given to any organization listed as a terrorist organization by the government. (Section 402)
Permitting arrests and extraditions of Americans to any foreign country – including those whose governments do not respect the rule of law or human rights – in the absence of a Senate-approved treaty and without allowing an American judge to consider the extraditing country’s legal system or human rights record
When you will have proof that ACLU is linked to domestic terrosrism, then I will agree with you that it is in the same league as PETA.NF_Utvol wrote:The ACLU is on the same league as PETA, far as I know. More power than a group of their IQ really deserves.