Taft2016
Verified User
If you are going to argue that rights can be removed based on suspicions, then they are not rights at all.
If you are going to argue against things I've never said, then there's no point in arguing.
But, since you brought it up... the Supreme Court established standard for a search of a person without a warrant is "a reasonable suspicion that the person has committed, or is about to commit, a crime."
Also, the hitler thing is laughable. It is a poor comparison. What would be more accurate is if someone from the same country as Hitler called NYC. And whether it is every week or not is irrelevant. They were intercepting the 1st call.
No, they were monitoring calls not based on the country they were originating from, but the person who was making the call, or the phone number itself. Stop making up facts to fit your argument.
I'm not sure that's the case any longer.