| reply to MyDogHsFleas
Re: They have my full support This is not the issue here. The government does have the ability to do electronic wiretap, the question is do they need a warrant to do so.
The EFF is not fighting to stop all wiretaps, they are fighting to ensure the system of checks and balances stays intact. The Bush administration apparently has never heard of this term and repeatedly trounces on the concept.
The courts are the only way at this point to keep the politicians somewhat honest. What gives the politicians and these companies the right to turn their back on the constitution and do so with consequences? |
