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**jisee** · 12-01-2011, 07:26 PM

Joe,
My rights are not being taken away. I am not a terrorist, a criminal or anything of the sort. My rights will be as they always have been. As for those who choose to wage a non-war (for you folks that do not seem to believe people want to kill Americans) they have no US Constitutional rights if they are not Americans! If you are an American and you have sworn loyalty to Al Qaeda or whomever then you have relinquished your citizenship/rights.

There are always going to be people who want to kill Americans or destroy America. It's been like that forever and until we fall, it will be that way. To a point I'll agree with WJ that you're not a terrorist today. As I stated it's a slippery slope and lines will get blurred.

But Sooner you are wrong - even if you're a non-citizen you still have rights. The Constitution - as far as I know - does not have wording that says it only applies to the citizens of the US. I agree that if you commit a terrorist act - a blatant no shit terrorist attack - you should get your citizenship taken away BUT then politics might come in to play and too many times people in power abuse that power. It could turn into a giant clusterfuck.

12-01-2011, 07:26 PM	#13
jisee Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 389 Senior Member	Joe, My rights are not being taken away. I am not a terrorist, a criminal or anything of the sort. My rights will be as they always have been. As for those who choose to wage a non-war (for you folks that do not seem to believe people want to kill Americans) they have no US Constitutional rights if they are not Americans! If you are an American and you have sworn loyalty to Al Qaeda or whomever then you have relinquished your citizenship/rights. There are always going to be people who want to kill Americans or destroy America. It's been like that forever and until we fall, it will be that way. To a point I'll agree with WJ that you're not a terrorist today. As I stated it's a slippery slope and lines will get blurred. But Sooner you are wrong - even if you're a non-citizen you still have rights. The Constitution - as far as I know - does not have wording that says it only applies to the citizens of the US. I agree that if you commit a terrorist act - a blatant no shit terrorist attack - you should get your citizenship taken away BUT then politics might come in to play and too many times people in power abuse that power. It could turn into a giant clusterfuck.
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