Should the government be able to secretly monitor suspicious individuals? (6th)
Yes
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No
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It kinda depends on the government's definition of "suspicious". If somebody googles "How to blow up a building" or "how to make your very own a-bomb", they should definitely be monitored. The FBI expected Hosam Maher Husein Smadi to be a terrorist so they followed his online activity for 6 months and he tried to blow up a Dallas building. So yes, yes they should. If you're innocent than you have no reason to worry. Besides, who cares if some old FBI agent knows who you're friends with on Facebook or what your favorite youtube video is. Speaking of youtube videos...
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I say no because they could be talking about private thangs and it probably won't be about blowing things up. Sometimes I'm like "I'm going to blow you up because I disagree with you" but I don't really mean it. Besides, I do not have the materials to execute such a thing. But no, leave da peeps alone. Side: No
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