Posted on May 18, 2021
Pentagon Plans to Monitor Social Media of Military Personnel for Extremist Content
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Wait, first of all they rejected a proposal from Homeland to use such methods as a part of their screening visa applications as harmful to free speech, so how is it OK to use on citizens? Second, they are apparently doing this because the Federal Government can't legally do it without a warrant. How is contracting a private company to do it any more legal? If anything it's an even more problematic invasion of privacy while still violating the 1st amendment.
Pentagon Plans to Monitor Social Media of Military Personnel for Extremist Content
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Good Question PO1 Kevin Dougherty! Although when I was in the Army, I was told I belonged to the Military 24/7!
(I’m not agreeing with this type of ‘big brother’ tactic and I do think it’s infringement upon 1st Amendment Rights!)
(I’m not agreeing with this type of ‘big brother’ tactic and I do think it’s infringement upon 1st Amendment Rights!)
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PO1 Kevin Dougherty
Yes, we did, and I had no problem with that, but the concept of "thought police" does raise my hackles, not to mention the hypocracy evident in the decision.
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Yet another reason to not have social media.
Yet another reason to not post dumb stuff.
Yet another reason to not post dumb stuff.
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