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Originally Posted by New Era
Someone is going to have to explain how restriction lists are unconstitutional? The only way you end up on a restriction list is because of due cause. Not suspicion. Actual due cause with documented proof that the restriction is valid. So how is this unconstitutional? Please identify where in the US Constitution does it state than an individual cannot be placed on a list restricting their access to certain controlled substances or spaces.
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I think our point is that the 'lists' and overall way the US government operates is done in such a way where due process is basically an after thought.
We are talking about the same government that sanctions hit lists that often include American citizens, operates Gitmo, and has basically shredded the constitution when it created the Patriot Act.
Oh, and lets not forget the NSA, and the blatant invasion of privacy that they carry out on a daily basis. With the 'blessing' of the FISA court that deals with the no fly lists as well.
Sorry, but I just have a hard time believing that everyone on that list has been thoroughly vetted.