1 - I mailed a letter to the White House with it's sole contents being the Obama Joker 'why so Socialist?' picture...

2 - Threw a rotten tomato at a Senator (which, I think is coming soon en masse, anyways)

Oh, and if its being put on 'a list' I would bet that I already am for one reason or another.

you'd get:

1. a visit from some guys in suits
2. charged with assault

1. why so? I think they would have better things to be doing. Plus...I've done absolutely nothing illegal.

2. I can understand that. Think I will wait until its gotten to the point to where my tomato would be 1 of many

Because they believe they can do anything they want.

1: You would get a letter from the WH security staff, informing you that you were on a 'list' of people being watched. I've seen this happen.

2: Assault, pure and simple. Assaulting a senator, no matter now nasty the guy is, is a sure ticket to a Federal charge.

Insta street cred

I'm sure, with all the hardware I have, my former service in a foreign army, the fact I have 2 passports and refused to let me German one expire even when asked ontop of the insane amount of gear and reloading supplies I have ordered in the past 9 months has me on some list somewhere.

So as far as the list warning you have seen; what changed for the guy? Thing is, I think they're already watching alot of Americans anyways and most do not think they are being watched because they do not think they are on 'a list' and the .gov only watches lists. This is where I think the whole 'list' BS comes into play for them, in making average Americans think that they would not qualify to being on one, so they assume that they are not being watched.

1. Useless and too much hassle for the sense of accomplishment



2. Don't get caught.

Pretty much. Good luck with that though.

Sending tea bags isn't illegal either. Did the Dems care? No.

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