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Privacy In America: Real or Imagined?

August 4, 2013August 7, 2013Under Investigation2001, 9/11, Fourth Amendment, national security, National Security Agency (NSA), NSA, privacy, reasonable expectation of privacy, right to privacy, September 11, U.S. Constitution

Do we really have true privacy in America? Courtesy of Morguefile.com Privacy in America March 1, 1792, privacy in America was born by the adoption of the Fourth Amendment (Amendment IV). The drafter's of our

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Does True Democracy Still Exist?

August 6, 2012August 6, 2012Random Thoughts, Shaking my headability, Capitalism, child care, collective bargaining rights, Constitutional Rights, Cuba, Democracy, Democrats, disability, ethnicity, freedon from discrimination, gender, Health care, labor movement, labour movement, language, race, religion, Republicans, Sean Penn, sexual orientation, social class, Social democracy, Socialism, Third-party Candidate, trade union, U.S. Constitution, United States, vote, votes, voting, Wikipedia

emocracy is impossible in a capitalist system. Capitalism is the realm of injustice and a tyranny of the richest against the poorest. Rousseau said, 'Between the powerful and the weak all freedom is oppressed. Only

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