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A Million Terrorists?

fee.org — Like the rest of the domestic War on Terror, the "Terrorism Watch List" supposedly targets terrorists while actually preying on innocent Americans. It penalizes people for an attribute they can't help: their names.

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  • whysee, on 07/23/2008, -1/+2nice expose
  • jei731, on 07/24/2008, -0/+1Punishing people without giving them a legal hearing or a chance to defend themselves against the charges is illegal and so is this black list. Similarities to criminals is no reason to subject people to humiliation or this discriminating treatment. It is already clear that this list is targetting those vocal against the Bush government and as such is a thing that Gestapo would have loved. Americans should speak up against such things. Or is everyone afraid of ending up on the list if they do? For evil to win, good men need only to shut up and do nothing.
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