Homeland Security Calls Anyone Against Orwellian Media Surveillance...

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Because that's how you talk to the constitutents at whose leisure you serve...when you are at the tail end of the height of a despotic empire.

America sucks. It's getting hard to mince words about this one.

We honestly appear to be working as hard as possible to make grandpappy Goebbels jealous of our advancements in the reduction of all citizens to chattel. Every government department is collecting "information databases" on our behavior, our finances, our DNA or our voting records.

Data like this is used heavily, and illegally, in what the Feds call "parallel construction." Basically, departments illegally share data that they never had a warrant to receive, and then use that data to come up with a way to unconstitutionally arrest you.

Here's an example. You're the government, and you have no respect for your citizens or the laws they place upon you. Much of your intelligence is illegally or unconstitutionally acquired, because remember, you don't give a shit and you are a collection of terrible human beings with no ethics or value to the human race whatsoever.

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How could this have possibly gotten here?

Say you get word of a drug deal from an illegal phone tap. You can't just go arrest these citizens because of a pesky thing called the Constitution and your sworn duty to uphold it or die. You need to fabricate an excuse for being at the scene of this "future" crime.

So, what do you do? You lie, and have an agent who is illegally surveilling call in a fake warning about a crime in progress, fabricating probable cause to enter and arrest. You've just legalized illegal surveillance, nice work, you piece of shit.

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Sorry, that should be pieces.

Anyway, this is what these assholes do all day. They get paid, by you, to dream up new ways to abuse your rights, then lie to you about it, then mock you publicly for questioning their open violations of the Constitution. Reductio ad absurdium is their default fallacious response to criticism, like third-graders.

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