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In light of all the stuff going on, and in light of the fact of a world-wide war with Muslim terrorists, I find it astounding that a discussion about rights. Our nation's history has multiple examples when civil rights were limited for a period of time so that the threat to the nation could be attended to.

Now, granted, such restrictions of rights should not be done rashly. But if any of us think that a fight on terrorism on our home turf will not result in significant restrictions of civil rights (at least for a time) that person has their head in the sand. Should their heads remain in the sand and should the nation value anything more than life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness in the face of Muslim terrorists who would take away those things, then you best now begin getting fitted for the kind of head dress Arafat wears.

There is no greater right than the right to actually live--all others are meaningless if that one cannot be guaranteed.