There was a time when U.S. Americans would have condemned any attempt by the government to inject itself into their lives. However, that time has long since pas

There was a time when U.S. Americans would have condemned any attempt by the government to inject itself into their lives. However, that time has long since passed, and with very little effect on the way most Americans live their lives. Though the government is surely monitoring internet communications, at least people aren't being disappeared. I'd like to see an amendment to the constitution that protects the citizens' right to privacy for all forms of electronic communications and personal digital storage. I think your online identity should fall under the same right of non-self-discrimination that spouses and accused persons have.