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But, but, but we know for certain that there's nothing to worry about, nothing wrong, no violation of the Fourth Amendment. How do we know? Because the FISA c
by graycat 13y ago
But, but, but we know for certain that
there's nothing to worry about, nothing
wrong, no violation of the Fourth
Amendment. How do we know? Because
the FISA court, all bow down, assume
an appropriately servile, submissive, obsequious,
respectful posture, told us so!
And we all know that the FISA court is
infallible, the great Wizard ("pay
no attention to the man behind the
curtain"), deserving of all our trust, right?
Thank you; thank you; thank you, oh
wonderful, all knowing, all seeing,
all wise, all powerful, wonderful
FISA court watching over us and
taking such good care of us!!
FISA court, I don't know who you
are, where you are, what you do,
or how to contact you or review
your work, but I know that you
are now watching over all of us.
What a new day! For 200+ years we've
had the restrictive Constitution
from those skeptical founding fathers
and suffered under such paranoia
as
"The price of liberty is eternal vigilance"
when all we needed was the wonderful
Father FISA court! Why didn't the
founding fathers think of this????
I can believe that Hitler, Stalin,
Mao, and even Pol Pot thought of this --
why not our founding fathers?
At a secure, undisclosed location in the
private chambers of the FISA court:
"Darn, why can't we keep those
ink pads for our rubber stamps in stock?
Oh, well, the rest of the day is shot.
Back to watching those SnapChat
intercepts from Sweden!".