Did the police feel they had a “right” at that time to search even unoccupied homes? Because that’s what I would have done in that situation; I just wouldn’t have answered the door when they came a knockin’.
After all the point of the “secure at home” (or whatever it was called) was to stay out of the way and not let yourself become a target right? I mean, who is going to answer the door if there’s a terrorist outside, even if the person knocking claims to be the police?
That’s when I’ll start worrying about my rights being violated. When the police start to feel like they have a “right” to knock down my door when I’m not home (without a warrant).
Forget about making a speech. I’m just locking my door and not answering it for even the Pope!
I confess that when I first heard about this that is what crossed my mind. Just don’t answer the door.