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cherokeeprogressive

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9. Okay, I'll play... I'm a FUCKING AMERICAN CITIZEN. The FUCKING AMERICAN GOVERNMENT must abide by

Reply to denem (Reply #8)

Sat Jun 15, 2013, 12:23 AM

Jun 2013

The Fourth Amendment EACH AND EVERY TIME IT LOOKS IN MY DIRECTION.

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The internet TCP/IP renders the 4th Amendment meaningless. [View all] denem Jun 2013 OP

Interesting Hypothesis And It Sounds Good To Me left on green only Jun 2013 #1

The internet cannot be divided into domestic and foreign in any meaningful way. denem Jun 2013 #2

The INTERNET isn't the issue. The ISSUE is how the American Government treats it's citizens. cherokeeprogressive Jun 2013 #11

The distribution of the IP addresses ManiacJoe Jun 2013 #3

Traffic routed outside the US, intercepted outside the US, denem Jun 2013 #4

Correct. ManiacJoe Jun 2013 #5

OK, yes I understand now. denem Jun 2013 #7

Generally the traffic is geographic also. ManiacJoe Jun 2013 #27

ProSense and Cali_D are buying shit like this ALL DAY LONG. cherokeeprogressive Jun 2013 #6

If you have a rebuttal - please go ahead. denem Jun 2013 #8

Okay, I'll play... I'm a FUCKING AMERICAN CITIZEN. The FUCKING AMERICAN GOVERNMENT must abide by cherokeeprogressive Jun 2013 #9

And your internet traffic, including VOIP, travels outside the US, denem Jun 2013 #13

Fine. In your zeal to protect The President, you have declared the Fourth Amendment MEANINGLESS. cherokeeprogressive Jun 2013 #15

I'm not looking to protect the President, what I am saying is denem Jun 2013 #17

Here's the deal. No matter where the internet begins or ends, what's important is where cherokeeprogressive Jun 2013 #21

NOTHING IN THE FUCKING WORLD renders the Fourth Amendment meaningless in regards to how cherokeeprogressive Jun 2013 #10

I'm waiting. cherokeeprogressive Jun 2013 #12

If it's outside the US, the 4th is not applicable. denem Jun 2013 #14

Wow. Have you called CBS, ABC, NBC, or any of the OTHER networks with this? cherokeeprogressive Jun 2013 #16

What do you think the NSA is doing, sniffing optic fibre around the world, denem Jun 2013 #20

FLASH: The NSA is "controlling the routers". cherokeeprogressive Jun 2013 #22

Yes - thats the point. denem Jun 2013 #24

Then what's all the hooplah about the NSA determining magellan Jun 2013 #18

If it originated in the US, but was intercepted outside the US, denem Jun 2013 #26

It isn't that I don't believe you magellan Jun 2013 #29

Not on any kind of normal basis it won't DisgustipatedinCA Jun 2013 #19

Agree. But it's not exactly a secret that the NSA reroutes traffic. denem Jun 2013 #23

"the NSA reroutes traffic" cherokeeprogressive Jun 2013 #25

Ask Mr Snowden denem Jun 2013 #28

Haven't heard him say ANYTHING like that. Keep trying. cherokeeprogressive Jun 2013 #30

What do you thinking hacking a network backbone means? denem Jun 2013 #31

Still haven't heard him claim what you said. cherokeeprogressive Jun 2013 #32

How do you get data from a router. You don't. denem Jun 2013 #33

Point me to where Edward Snowden made that statement or stop repeating yourself. cherokeeprogressive Jun 2013 #34

If you don't understand how the internet operates, denem Jun 2013 #35

Good night to you too. Keep living in you citadel of righteousness, no matter how it reeks. cherokeeprogressive Jun 2013 #36

Using your logic, the NSA could deliberately route JimDandy Jun 2013 #37

Technically, it's quite feasible route almost all traffic out of the US, denem Jun 2013 #38

If they bothered to JimDandy Jun 2013 #39