Are warrents still needed for an arrest?

Let's talk about freedom!!!!!!

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110424/ap_on_hi_te/us_wi_fi_warning

There are few things that scare me about the overall actions of my government, in their covert domestic operations. However, this is an example of the police state tactics that are very worrisome. For the most part you can insulate yourself from a degree of " guilt by association" situations, simply by not associating yourself in those positions. There are some circumstances that are a little more out of your control ( granted proper pass word protection and other encrypted safe guards) may, I use this term loosely , may have prevented this whole incident, although the police with reduced resources, due to lower tax bases, people moving from states in mass droves, and reduced revenue sharing to local cities by state governments, are not in a position to investigate crimes and run forensic investigations like they should, to bring EVIDENCE to the table to base an arrest on. That is no excuse for state, local departments, and Federal agencies to go after U.S citizens, with out properly investigating the accusation, to breaking the doors down of families ,arresting, confiscating, and physically assaulting, an innocent family. How is it that a federal agency, that is sent and tasked with immigration and border patrol, would be involved in such an arrest, and raid?  The logical thought would be this is a lawsuit waiting to happen, but something tells me their wont be one agent reprimanded and not one lawsuit filed. I believe the American people are seeing in the last 10 years, the evolution of the United Sates, to the next process of, dare I say it?,, Police State http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Police_state.  Here is a little example, and the history of police state countries. Congressman Ron Paul thinks, America is here, or damn close to being one. There are enough concerns, to assume 1,000,000, people cant be wrong, type mentality has fallen over the masses, but American people feel we are just to civilized,as a society, to buck our government with the use of violence, but refuse to acknowledge that the government is using extreme deadly force in a lot of situation and, the legal system, to put down the public. The  United States, above China, Iran, Venezuela, North Korea, and even Saudi Arabia, imprison more of its citizens then any one of these other nations, whom are far more of a dictatorship repressive government, then the good ole' U.S.A.,, or are they? We have cloaked our living in a police state, for the last quarter century, under the guises of Democracy. It is my opinion, that this country is on a crash course to an up rising of our own that will be led with violence and it will not be pretty.  I believe this to be the case, because the government has failed and is continuing to erode and diminish the middle class. By the separating of the classes in such a drastic way there is a greater unrest in the citizenry.  I would like to see the people of this country get smart quicker by demanding from themselves a more honest set of politicians. But I don't see us as a nation doing so, nor do I see the politicians waking up to the writing on the wall, due to their complete lack of having a feel for the pulse of true mainstream America. Which by the way is not the room full of donors at a $1000. a plate breakfast. What I do see is the politicians are so caught up in the greed of holding office, that they are trying to insulate themselves from the actions of the public by allowing the evolution to us becoming a police state..... So I say to all of you pick a side. You need to decide where u stand, and don't wait until the fight is on your doorstep, it may be to late by then. Our founders never saw a problem with the people having the means and the right to challenge our government, whether it was our old one or our new one.

God Bless America.

 

REV Terry Jones, and the Detroit Mosque

Whether you like this guy or not what the issue is here is the letter of the law. Unfortunately the first amendment affords him the right to peaceably assemble and to protest. It however doesn't state that he is responsible for the actions of others viewing his protests. Blacks in this country were allowed in the 60's to protest as much as it upset sickened some and angered many , granted the white cops didn't do all the could or were supposed to do to protect the right s of protesters. As recently as this spring our own Supreme Court of the United States ruled in favor of the Kansas church that trolls the country looking for the grieving families of dead soldiers and descends upon funerals to mock and protest the tragedy. Their antagonizing and out right hateful display of christian love is one of the most socially irresponsible things I've  ever witnessed as an American, to protest a funeral, but nevertheless to my and many other veterans and civilized Americans the court found it a violation of the 1st amendment to stop it. So as much as it would pain many in the community where this protest would take place this man has the right to peaceable assemble and to conduct his protest in a orderly fashion. The fact of the matter is every minority group in this country think the constitution affords only themselves the right to create equality, when in fact it is place to offer ALL of the citizens a voice for what they and they alone see as a inequality, when we as a nation start to sit and decide to whom and to what extent the severity of the grievance that a group is trying to protest we have now eroded immeasurably the benefit and purpose of the finest document ever drafted to govern civil behavior. Moreover protests in this country by many of the same individuals clamoring to stop the Rev Terry Jones have themselves burned flags of America and protested the action of the very government that blankets them with these protecting civil liberties, but now somehow object to being the center of a protests............ Welcome to America.