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I can't see how this is constitutional without a warrant. How is this different than using an infrared detector outside someones home?

• forrestthewoods 12y ago
  There's no way it's constitutional. These days that doesn't seem to be of much importance.
  • ekianjo 12y ago
    > These days that doesn't seem to be of much importance. It's not of much importance because nobody is outraged by it and nobody is fighting it (apart from a few organizations whose only action is to complain through their websites).
    • r00fus 12y ago
      The corporate "news" media essentially ignores dissemination of this information and instead jams us full of useless blather about Benghazi and $random_celebrity. If enough people actually heard about this then there'd be a big furor.