>>2390148 (pb)
The way I see it, the 4th amendment and the 2nd amendment are intended (and expected) the protections necessary.
Sadly, it is up to us to force the hand wrt: service providers adhering to these protections, because they violation of them has become the norm vs. the anomaly.
And maybe that's part of why we're here. :)
Roops - meant to say "intended (and expected) to provide the protections necessary…"
omg.
I cannot walk and chew gum at the same time - did mean 1st and 4th.
I mean, yes, 2nd in there to help out, but MOSTLY just the 1st and 4th.
Yikes.
Do lobbyists typically have diplomatic status?
Weird question, I know.
Er, asking for a friend?
Remind me:
Why all the Jesuit hate?
The Warrior Priests were pretty badass, as I recall?
Jesuit schools and universities certainly seem to have a tradition of teaching students about questioning everything and keep questioning everything even when you think you've settled on an answer.
But, I dunno.
I really am just curious what's the deal with Jesuits.
And why is the MSM focusing so very heavily on the U of I student?
(seriously. what is up with that? she's an adult.)