The Charlie Hebdo attack was a strike against free speech. So why is the response more surveillance? (McCain, Feingold)
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The terrorists want to control people through violence. Politicians want to control people through laws. When those laws don't work as we have seen, they will resort to violence also.
The terrorists want to control people through violence. Politicians want to control people through laws. When those laws don't work as we have seen, they will resort to violence also.
It doesn't explain the curtail of freedom and liberties, we have ?
The terrorists want to control people through violence. Politicians want to control people through laws. When those laws don't work as we have seen, they will resort to violence also.
The terrorists want to control people through violence. Politicians want to control people through laws. When those laws don't work as we have seen, they will resort to violence also.
That's not true, that's their jobs that we elect them to do. If you don't want to be controlled, then go to some place that isn't controlled.
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