> The point is there is a strong and historic precedent that transportation systems are monitored. You do realize there is a difference between public and priv

> The point is there is a strong and historic precedent that transportation systems are monitored. You do realize there is a difference between public and private transportation, right? I have yet to see a precedent that supports the government getting as much data as TFA talks about while using my private transportation system. Or the Supreme Court deciding that making a person wait until "cops with bomb and drug sniffing dogs" show up to a traffic stop without probable cause is an "unreasonable search". I could go on and on...