[WilliamofCarmichael]

Don't worry. They track us too and ever since the analog age almost.

This June, 2001 article says "The group [FR] has also expressed a level of vitriol toward Democrats, particularly the Clintons (including occasional death threats), that has normally reasonable voices on the left wishing they could shut the group up. Legal scholar Cass Sunstein uses the Free Republic as an example [in] his new book, 'Republic.com'."

(Sunstein was appointed to a key position in his dear friend Obama's administration.)

Here's how President Obama's head of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs and author of "Repulblic.com," Cass Sunstein, describes FreeRepublic.com as "group polarization," where people segregate themselves so effectively online with other like-minded thinkers that they create an echo chamber where the group's worst and most malevolent opinions get reinforced and strengthened. "We might want to consider," Sunstein startlingly told the Times recently, "the possibility of ways of requiring or encouraging sites to link to opposing viewpoints."

He recently left the Administration.

They already know about us.

[wac3rd]

Yes, the Patriot trials will have FReeper comments in front of kangaroo treason courts. Cass and Soros want 90% of us dead! they hate the idea of dissent.

[a fool in paradise]

There are plenty of articles with “opposing viewpoints” cited on FR. They are quickly torn apart.

They want to politically “re-educate” FReepers and barring that, use the Weather Underground’s violent purge of the “25 million holdouts”.