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California lawmaker proposes using the Third Amendment to fight surveillance
- IIAOPSW 11y agoAww man. I used to be the type of nerdy kid that would barge into my friends house and be like "I'm violating yo third amendment rights, what you gonna do punk" while proceeding to eat out the sustenance in his fridge and quarter myself on his couch. I never thought I'd see this amendment referenced outside my joke. Anyway the 4th amendment really covers the whole searching and seizing thing pretty tightly. The federal government didn't care. Finding more ways in which the surveillance state is unconstitutional will just be a waste of breath.