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To: anton

lol, a reasonable point of comparson but as with any remark of comparison its beside the point that they should not have nor should they ever expect to have (even if we were constitutionally capable of giving them) such a back door.

The FBI unfortunately is and has long been a somewhat dirty and constitutionally ambiguous agency, much as the whole idea of out right federal law enforcement treads into the intrastate domain of our respective State & local Government.

It is thus difficult to see as ligitimte or honest any man or woman wearing such a badge in that they took an oath to uphold a Constitution which very clearly ommits any such powers as their job requires.

How do you trust a person who can be so cognizant dissociate with regard to their own job? It makes you assume they just do it for the money or title and think nothing of the meaning of their work, which of course makes them a dangerous and constitutionally untrustworthy person to start with.


18 posted on 10/17/2014 7:53:09 PM PDT by Monorprise
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To: Monorprise

Once an organization becomes corrupt, they can’t expect to be trusted from that point forward. There might be an exception if the corruption was rooted out, but time and again we have seen coverups and closing ranks around the guilty. On the rare occasion where there has been punishment, it has amounted to a wrist slap. The list of compromised government agencies is huge: FBI, IRS, DOJ, .....


22 posted on 10/18/2014 1:12:57 PM PDT by generally (Don't be stupid. We have politicians for that.)
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