>illegal radio stations are illegal
grab the muskets and powdered wigs boys, we're sinking the government again over this one

>>118544
will neither stop him or slow him down
people know the left is censoring the right
they aren't fooling anyone

Does anyone get the feeling that the Uniparty has been bought off by the elites?

https://truth-zone.net/forum/public-zone.html

>>118702

Yeah, the federal government, at the time controlled in every branch by the right, is censoring the right. Definitely not perpetuating an age-old, patently false victim complex here. Definitely.

Who honestly cares? When has Alex Jones ever been right about anything? He's a fucking lizardman-believing kook. Fake news.

The US used to have a Bill of Rights.

>>118728
nice try libshit but "rights" are for soyboy cucks. Bow down and lick that trumpy flavored boot.

(Nice try)
(Rule 2)

No one hates freedom more than Americans do.

If Americans don't defend free speech, religious freedom, gun rights, freedom from unconstitutional searches and seizures, the right to silence, and the freedom from torture and extrajudicial assassination, what part of the Bill of Rights do they support?

What country is this?

One wonders if Snowden regrets throwing away his life to warn ungrateful Americans about unconstitutional NSA wire-tapping.

>>118864
The 4th amendment protects against UNREASONABLE searches and seizures.
Which means reasonable searches and seizures are allowed without a warrant.
The courts have established several common reasonable searches. One example is search incident to arrest. When you get arrested, you are searched prior to incarceration in jail.
Most people don’t understand the law, and often, when I see YouTube videos with people complaining about an unlawful search, they are mistaken.
When a cop does make a bad search, the defense attorneys, and the judge will toss the evidence. That is the way it is supposed to work.

Does anyone get the feeling that anyone supporting the police state now is a paid NSA shill?

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2011/mar/17/us-spy-operation-social-networks