I’m guessing most FReepers don’t use Twitter or Facebook. Most FReepers rightfully suspect it’s used to profile people for their ideology and entrap them for placement on the DHS’s ‘watch’ list.
Sorry to ruffle your pillow. Free Republic users are being profiled too.
<< I’m guessing most FReepers don’t use Twitter or Facebook. Most FReepers rightfully suspect it’s used to profile people for their ideology and entrap them for placement on the DHS’s ‘watch’ list. >>
Surely anyone reading this knows that we are ALL in their database by now, complete with details. The NSA already KNOWS anything factual we may possibly post on a social media site. And patterns can be established easily. Not only do they know who we are, they know what we do every day. Over a several yr period of a freeper posting, it would be nothing to establish our opinions and daily patterns.
Once one lets that sink in to his awareness, then it’s time to decide: Do i want to sit on the sidelines and hope i can stay below the radar if SHTF so i won’t be rounded up? Am i comfortable with that? What if not enough conservatives stand up for the Constitution and this Marxist Revolution passes the point of no return? Am i ok living in the USSR?
And if anyone reading this gets queasy answering those questions, how can you expect OTHER people to “do something?” For example, if i choose to sit back and watch everyone else stand up for my God-given rights, how could i in good conscience sit here and continue b*itching about RINOs and talking radio heads and media who ignore truth and couch potatoes and friends who “hate politics” and obsessive American Idol watchers and on and on and on?
So, if someone doesn’t use social media, the desire to avoid Prism just isn’t a valid reason. Let the reason be ANYTHING but that. We are posting on the site that brought down Dan Rather, fostered the birth of the tea party, made the hanging-chad cheaters come out of the shadows, etc, etc. It may very well be that the only people who aren’t in a FR database would be any lurkers with no screen name who had visited from a public computer.