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Argumentative Essay: Why Is The NSA Bad?

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why the NSA is bad

some people believe that everything on the internet should be monitored by the NSA, well i believe that is completely wrong and unjust. for a couple reasons.But the main one is that it goes against the fourth amendment in the constitution.
The fourth amendment prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures and requires any warrant to be judicially sanctioned and supported by a probable cause, which means that the NSA can 't search your messages,calls,search history, or data unless they have a reason that is lawful and approved by a judge.But in most cases they don 't have it approved. there are more reasons like that it makes some people live in fear and that they think they can 't say what they want on the internet

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