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Call me defeatist, but when I see an existing Bill of Rights being violated so frequently and carelessly, I don't think a new Bill of Rights would be a solution

• smokinjoe 13y ago
  It has always been violated, fortunately we have organizations that take up various fights and do what they can in order to re-establish some sort of order. Unfortunately while it doesn't always work out, that doesn't mean you scrap the whole idea. Currently us citizens literally have nothing to combat our Government essentially having their way with the Internet to get at our data. This is an issue to both the individual but also groups/companies. We need something, anything to use for defense.
• lugg 13y ago
  I find the existing bill of rights quite adequate. We don't really need anything new, maybe an amendment here and there but in reality most of today's issues are already covered, they're just being utterly violated and nobody seems to realize as the ap has so eloquently demonstrated.