<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>Most people who support the Bush administration’s generous reinterpretation of the rights of government in the name of fighting terrorism (and many do) do so with the fundamental assumption that they would never be the ones whose civil liberties were yanked out from<wm> under them by the power to detain any subject at any country the US was deemed to be combating. Yet the answer lies not in them being paranoid; it’s about them being caught in the crossfire.
The real reason people want this policy, the real driver behind this administration and policy, and also the real reason these Americans do that which is not meant to be the primary motivation, yet it is to keep them dependent, to keep them wanting, and to keep them compliant in whatever the US government</wm> deems important to the present day, whether that consists in using national security as the excuse to push