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<blockquote data-quote="bbsam" data-source="post: 1082819" data-attributes="member: 22662"><p>Wk--I think you and I are more on the same page than you might think.&nbsp; I have been going on and on here about government over-reach but not so far as guns are concerned.&nbsp; It&#039;s that benign little thing called &quot;mental health&quot;.&nbsp; If you and brett are concerned about creeping gradualism, then it is in the area of &quot;mental heatlth&quot; that all of your freedoms are at risk.&nbsp; In essence it seems would triple lock and bar the front and back door yet leave the roof wide open.&nbsp; I have said the same as you over and over again.&nbsp; The Patriot Act gave away ridiculous freedom to guard against terrorism.&nbsp; What shall we call the act that gives the government the power to keep us safe from the peculiarities of potential violence of our friends and neighbors?&nbsp; How long before they aren&#039;t simply railing against the entertainment industry and start looking into the interests of people on their computers.&nbsp; By the way, the internet is killing the porn industry.&nbsp; Imagine what kind of mental health profile could be built for millions of Americans based soley on a detailed search history of their computer.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="bbsam, post: 1082819, member: 22662"] Wk--I think you and I are more on the same page than you might think. I have been going on and on here about government over-reach but not so far as guns are concerned. It's that benign little thing called "mental health". If you and brett are concerned about creeping gradualism, then it is in the area of "mental heatlth" that all of your freedoms are at risk. In essence it seems would triple lock and bar the front and back door yet leave the roof wide open. I have said the same as you over and over again. The Patriot Act gave away ridiculous freedom to guard against terrorism. What shall we call the act that gives the government the power to keep us safe from the peculiarities of potential violence of our friends and neighbors? How long before they aren't simply railing against the entertainment industry and start looking into the interests of people on their computers. By the way, the internet is killing the porn industry. Imagine what kind of mental health profile could be built for millions of Americans based soley on a detailed search history of their computer. [/QUOTE]

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