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U.S. Police/Surveillance/Military/Corporate State Thread Anonymous 11/05/17 (Sun) 04:24:23 No.70465

Thread about the U.S. taking away it's citizens rights.

So how long will it be until anyone with a non-state-sponsored-corporate view is now a terrorist organization? The CIA already says WikiLeaks, Anarchists Against The Wall and many others are "dangerous." While this one doesn't count as censorship because the state isn't doing it: Reddit has targeted the "far-right" and "far-left" for bans causing offshoots like Raddle and Voat to be created. Bush repealed the right to a trial, charges, etc. for foreign citizens and Obama allowed it for U.S. citizens. (Which he did on New Years Eve, to "cover it up".)

So, how much do you think the NSA spies on you?

Anonymous 11/05/17 (Sun) 05:47:31 No.70467

After all the /k/ommando items and books rather heavily. Im not a fan of it at all, NSA is probably the biggest waste of money the US has.

Anonymous 11/05/17 (Sun) 06:29:37 No.70469

NSA doesn't spy on me. That's what my ISP is for.

Anonymous 11/05/17 (Sun) 07:58:58 No.70470

>So, how much do you think the NSA spies on you?

Since I've done nothing wrong and plan to do nothing wrong, they probably had the FBI bring out the surveillance van. Why go after terrorists and put yourself in harm's way when you can fuck with regular jackoffs instead?

Anonymous 11/05/17 (Sun) 09:04:09 No.70471

Probably as much as everyone else.