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From: kiltmac@gmail.com
On 6/14/2013 12:51 PM, Jason wrote:
> In article ,
> =?iso-8859-1?b?RORuayA0Mtg=?= wrote:
>
>> On Thu, 13 Jun 2013 17:07:28 -0700, Kurt Nicklas wrote:
>>
>>> Tea Party on NSA Snooping: We Told You Not to Trust Big Government! by
>>> Michelle Cottle Jun 13, 2013 4:45 AM EDT
>>>
>>> As NSA news keeps coming, the government-fearing right is taking a
>>> victory lap.
>>
>> By "government-fearing right," you mean flag-waving rightards who cheered
>> Emperor Bush for wiping his ass with the Constitution as he presided over
>> the largest expansion of federal power since FDR.
>>
>> Perhaps home-schooled rightards thought these new police state powers
>> would expire when (or if) Bush left office. Turns out they were wrong.
>> Now they can only Hope that Chairman Obama won't abuse these powers to
>> identify and arrest his opponents before the next election.
>
> It's good news for the Muslims that live in America. In none of the news
> stories did it mention that Muslims or mosques were ever targeted.
>
> It appears that Obama only wanted to target his political enemies--esp.
> tea party organizations. Obama did not have a concern for targeting
> potential terrorists.
>
>
Jason, *everybody* in the US was targeted. That includes Muslims. When
you add the current news about data collection to the intense special
scrutiny Muslims have gotten from law enforcement and even
congresscritters like King, you'll find that being Muslim in America
isn't 'good news' in any way shape or form--except that they have some
protection of law and Americans of good will.
If you think Obama is soft on terrorism, I have a drone to drop on your
head.
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