StingingVelvet: My main issue with the NDAA is how that guilt/membership is assessed. If someone wants to comment on that I would love to read about it.
The problem is we used to call rights "inalienable", now they only seem to belong to Americans. If they're so important, why don't they belong to everyone?
We're not talking big things here, it's hard to prove your innocence when you don't have right to habeus corpus or anything of that nature. It's basically once you're on the list you're screwed. I'm not sure how that's different from the Russian gulags that people used to talk about when I was growing up.
nijuu: Well u were days away from being 'owned' by China ..;)..read somewhere most of your debt is with them....
When you default on debt the debt becomes "no good" that's he opposite of being owned by someone. You can't repossess a country, there was no collateral, the debt was a signature loan.