H.R. 1528, cynically named “Safe Access to Drug Treatment and Child Protection Act,” would compel people to spy on their family members and neighbors, and even go undercover and wear a wire if needed. If a person resisted, he or she would face mandatory incarceration.
Hey Mr. Sensenbrenner – I knew you were a dirty and dishonest man when you snuck the Real ID act into emergency legislation to fund the military. Now you’re trying to pass legislation forcing Americans to spy on other Americans. That’s dirty, dishonest and intolerable. I think you’re going to have to jail me if this legislation passes, Mr. Sensenbrenner, because I’m not going to cooperate with a bill that tries to force me to play informant. Go fuck yourself, Mr. Sensenbrenner.
You can’t touch my mind, it’s still free. I’m not going to use force to regulate what other adults put into their bodies, and I’m not going to cooperate with people who do. You, Mr. Sensenbrenner, disgust me beyond anything I can put into words.
Thanks for tipping me off to this story, How Not to Blog.
Read the full text of this anti-American, anti-freedom bill. James Sensenbrenner thinks he owns your body. Tell him he’s wrong.
Write your representatives and tell them not to support this bill. Tell them that locking up 1 million non-violent drug offenders is enough, and that you don’t support locking up their friends and family members too. Tell them people like Mr. Sensenbrenner are leading our country down a dangerous path that will destroy everything that makes us great.