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Confiscating your cash would need to be done with some kinda of judicial order, so it's not up to the president or someone who you "pissed off" The drone killing is a seriously disturbing precedent, but with the backlash that's happened I think you won't be seeing that again (at least I hope). The rest of your examples are definitely tools at the disposal of the executive branch, but they're on the same order of bein…
> Confiscating your cash would need to be done with some kinda of judicial order ... In the US your assets can be seized by the police before you are convicted. This is especially the case with drug related matters. This website has details (and advocacy) http://www.fear.org
Re: 'I've Got Nothing to Hide' and Other Misunderstandings of Privacy [pdf]
#71That's really messed up. More outrageous than the TSA... Thanks for the link and sharing the information. Why isn't this discussed more? I guess we only talk about news, not our preexisting long term problems (ex: prisons)