Fifty years ago the idea of any citizen of the United States openly being spied on by our own government would have stirred outrage to the point that the government or private industry would not have dared. Now, as a result of the technological revolution the idea of personal privacy seems to be on its way to becoming an antiquated notion.
With the enactment of the Patriot Act, overnight it became acceptable to record our phone calls, our computer transactions, and even to come into our homes and search them while we are away and without warrant. Those in our government had to be holding their collective breaths knowing that the enactment of the Patriot Act was in reality a nullification of our most basic constitutional protections. Instead of saying, “Wow we got away with that one without a revolution.” They said, “Wow if they let us get away with that, the sky is the limit.”
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