[envisio]

These powers that the government have now, can easily be turned on anyone that they may label “terrorist” since the definition is very broad. Anyone can be labeled a terrorist whether it be pro-life protesters, Christians speaking out against homosexuality, gun dealers, or a myriad of other groups.

Good Lord, man.
I bet you go through like 6 rolls of tinfoil a week.

[PastorTony]

The FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force in Phoenix, AZ published a brochure which was sent out to local law enforcement agencies. Included on their list of potential domestic terrorists were “defenders of US Constitution against federal government and the UN”.

http://www.keepandbeararms.com/images/FBI-MCSOTerroristFlyer-Front.jpg

http://www.keepandbeararms.com/images/FBI-MCSOTerroristFlyer-Back.jpg

No tin foil hat here. I just prefer not to give the government more powers that the Constitution allows them.

[PastorTony]

Oh and also, if you are a “property rights activist” Virginia considers you a terroristic threat.

http://www.virginianewssource.com/images/VATerrorismManual.pdf

Pennsylvania believes anti-government groups, such as people who believe that “U.S. sovereignty is being surrendered to the U.N., World Court, and World Bank” are terrorists.

http://www.pa-aware.org/who-are-terrorists/index.asp

Ditto for Alabama

http://web.archive.org/web/20060110071648/www.homelandsecurity.alabama.gov/tap/anti-gov_grps.htm

So it’s not only those Muslims that you fear so much. I bet a lot of the comments here on FR could be considered domestic terrorism under these broad and subjective definitions.