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We no longer have the right to say, "No".

We already know that the communications and movements of U.S. Citizens are being unconstitutionally monitored and recorded by this government. Every. Single. Day.

Worse, they do it with assistance from the very same U.S. technology companies we pay to help us communicate. The reality is we are paying taxes and fees for these companies to help the government spy on us.

It makes no difference that the Constitution members of this government have taken an oath of office to uphold says they can't, or if We the People do not give our consent, they do it anyway. But it is for our security, right? Good grief...

Not that long ago people would have been in the streets over the idea of "Big Brother" listening in on their phone calls, or collecting their emails or texts, but not anymore. The decades of marketing for new technology with the underlying lie of "Don't worry, your private information is safe with us!" has been ultra-successful.

Now we are being programmed to accept "facial recognition" as the new normal. One doesn't have to look very far in to the future to see that at some point we won't have a need for physical money or identification; we will just walk in front of a camera and the government will know who and where we are, and a thumbprint will be the only way you can gain access to your bank accounts... with government approval of course.

This is all related to what is presently taking place in DC.

The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) is making its way through Congress for renewal. It has already passed the House and is up for debate in the Senate. Section 702 of FISA allows warrantless backdoor searches of U.S. citizens' calls, emails, texts, and other communications that are routinely swept up under a program designed to spy on foreign terrorists. This section has been broadly used to collect endless data on U.S. Citizens unconstitutionally, and John Cornryn has consistently been a supporter of this illegal behavior.

Protecting these United States from enemies "both foreign and domestic" is paramount, but so is protecting the individual liberty of the citizens of the States. The illegal mass collection of private data from citizens of these United States must stop.

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