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ramen

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4. I don't understand it. Several of the senators who allowed this to go down

Reply to msongs (Reply #1)

Thu May 14, 2020, 04:32 PM

May 2020

are good and reasonable people who I would not have expected to sell out our privacy like this. Am I misunderstanding the significance of this? It seems like they just gave the federal government the key to every American's internet use. That has some profound implications for political internet use, obviously..

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ACLU calls on House to revive measure blocking warrantless web browsing surveillance [View all] ramen May 2020 OP

shame on senate dems for allowing this (did not vote yes on amendment) nt msongs May 2020 #1

I don't understand it. Several of the senators who allowed this to go down ramen May 2020 #4

Unlike Bernie Sanders who could not even be bothered to show the Ff**k up NotHardly May 2020 #7

It's for your own good though! EllieBC May 2020 #2

Boy do I.. nt ramen May 2020 #5

K&R Thanks for posting. alwaysinasnit May 2020 #3

And just where in the hell was the "wonderful" Bernie during the votes??? Absent again, absent again NotHardly May 2020 #6

I also don't understand that.. of all the votes for him to miss, ramen May 2020 #8

Yeah, this is the worst time to pass more surveillance mvd May 2020 #9