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leveymg

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9. When I fly, I agree to invasive searches. When I send an email or post anonymously, I don't consent

Reply to Stinky The Clown (Original post)

Mon May 21, 2012, 10:41 AM

May 2012

Yes, there is a difference.

Not all private communication is constitutionally protected. However, the 4th Amendment says the feds have to get a warrant to monitor US persons. If a Judge finds probable cause, I have no problem with police or national security surveillance. But, without one, the feds are just another Stassi in just another Police State.

Get a warrant or get off the line.

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Profiling. Is any sort of profiling okay? [View all] Stinky The Clown May 2012 OP

It is a necessary part of crime investigation.. pipoman May 2012 #1

Only if it is also inconsequential. bemildred May 2012 #2

FBI profiling seems okay to me justiceischeap May 2012 #3

Is it reasonable for airline security to scrutinize more closely Nye Bevan May 2012 #4

" Don't we all- on a personal level- do some subconscious profiling every day in almost every new panader0 May 2012 #5

Gun nuts are automatically suspect. See George Zimmerman. nt onehandle May 2012 #6

If your walking down a street you may be doing a little profiling without even realizing it. southernyankeebelle May 2012 #7

profiling can be essential alc May 2012 #8

When I fly, I agree to invasive searches. When I send an email or post anonymously, I don't consent leveymg May 2012 #9

Behavioral profiling makes perfect sense 4th law of robotics May 2012 #10

No, that's not profiling, which is preemptive. leveymg May 2012 #11

Depends on the purpose it's done for. 99Forever May 2012 #12

The first profile is assuming that the suspect is male braddy May 2012 #13