I Dare You to Say Something Nasty about DHS...

[presence]

No need to insult the Germans

I believe he was alluding to the similarities between the "Homeland Security Act" of 2002 and the Nazi German "Enabling Act" of 1933.

 

[oyarde]

I believe he was alluding to the similarities between the "Homeland Security Act" of 2002 and the Nazi German "Enabling Act" of 1933.

Yeah , probably .

 

[Pericles]

DHS needs their own song. Preferably to the tune of the Horst Wessel Lied.
:

Die Fahne hoch! Die Reihen sind geschlossen!
TSA marchiert mit ruhig festem Schritt!

 

[Lishy]

You know, I'll be honest here and (sort of?) defend them: If you're posting something online, for the world to see, they have a right to document it and gather intelligence from it. Someone has no right to complain about that unless they set things private, out of the private eye.

Like the Ron Paul Forums. It's a public forum.

Now, the DHS violating our privacy is an even bigger issue than this.

 

[Pericles]

You know, I'll be honest here and (sort of?) defend them: If you're posting something online, for the world to see, they have a right to document it and gather intelligence from it. Someone has no right to complain about that unless they set things private, out of the private eye.

Like the Ron Paul Forums. It's a public forum.

Now, the DHS violating our privacy is an even bigger issue than this.

If I'm going to be on a list, I should be at the top of it.

It is not about worrying about what they are going to do to us, it is about them worrying about what we are going to do to them.

 

[DamianTV]

DHS = Doing Horrible Stuff