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H.R. 1955 Does Not Criminalize Thoughts Or Speech

reluctantdemocrat.com — The Bill introduced by the Honorable Jane Harmon (D-CA 36), H.R. 1955 Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act of 2007, does not in fact criminalize thought or free speech. I read it three times before writing this post, and I'm confident in my position: this Bill poses no threat to our First Amendment (or any other) rights...

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  • elgringo74, on 11/20/2007, -0/+2I highly doubt that our forefathers has non-violence in mind when writing the 2nd amendment. Combine that with my belief that big government is bad government. Does that make me a terrorist. Who decides? We have plenty of laws on the books for dealing with violence. The government has no business dictating what is extreme ideology and what is not!
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