Originally Posted by Japhydog
Please explain first point of not entirely, hardly entirely. As far as I know, only citizens of the United States of America are entitled to vote. Perhaps you know better.
For We the People, this is always connected to the Constitution of the United States of America.
Your earlier words, to which I replied "
We the People of the United States of America do have more power over what happens in the USA than others who are not citizens".
If you want to narrow that down to voting (or to be precise, putting a cross on a ballot paper), well of course I agree. That wasn't the point I was making. Who prompted The Patriot Act?
You really must accept that the work of the TSA is relevant on a global level.