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SRH: Consider this on your own.

Americans face little protection from police brutality. Police officers and other government officials have historically been permitted to probe, squeeze, taser, search, seize, strip, and otherwise manhandle whomever they see fit in practically any scenario, all with the permission of the courts. It is becoming more uncommon to hear of cops shooting unarmed folks first and then questioning them. What is becoming more regular, though, is news that cops implicated in these situations escape with a slap on the wrist.

Americans are only conduits for the police state's funding. If there is one absolute axiom that governs the federal government, it is that the American taxpayer is always duped. This is true regardless of whether taxpayers are compelled to subsidize expensive equipment that will be used against us, interminable wars that contribute nothing to our safety or liberties, or bloated government agencies with hidden budgets, covert goals, and clandestine actions.

Americans no longer have the presumption of innocence unless proved guilty. Previously, we assumed that you were innocent unless proved guilty. Due in large part to fast technological advancements and an increased surveillance culture, the burden of evidence has changed, usurping the privilege to be presumed innocent until proved guilty in favor of a new norm in which all individuals are suspects. Indeed, the government has constructed the ultimate suspicious society in collusion with the corporate state. We are all possibly guilty of some transgression in such an atmosphere.

Americans have forfeited their right to self-defense. While the courts continue to debate on the precise meaning of the Second Amendment rights, the government has made its view quite plain. When it comes to gun rights, in particular, and to citizen rights in general, the United States government has embraced a "do what I say, not what I do" mentality. Nowhere is this double standard more clear than in the government's efforts to equip itself to the teeth, while simultaneously seeing anybody who owns a gun lawfully, much alone uses one in self-defense, as suspicious. Indeed, although holding a handgun is still theoretically lawful in America, it may today result in you being stopped over, searched, detained, subjected to various forms of monitoring, considered as a suspect without ever having committed a crime, fired at, and murdered.

Americans no longer possess a private property right. If government operatives are able to infiltrate your house, smash down your doors, murder your dog, destroy your furniture, and threaten your family, your property ceases to be private and secure—it becomes government property. Similarly, if government authorities have the authority to punish and jail you for growing vegetables in your front yard, praying with friends in your living room, putting solar panels on your roof, and rearing poultry in your backyard, you have forfeited ownership of your land.

Americans have lost control over what their children learn in school. Surprisingly, the government continues to assert that when parents enroll their children in a public school, they effectively surrender their rights. This growing tension over whether young people, particularly those in public schools, are effectively wards of the state, subject to whatever government officials deem appropriate in defiance of the children's constitutional rights and those of their parents, is at the heart of nearly every debate over educational programming, school discipline, and the extent to which parents have any say over their children's well-being in and out of school.

In the face of militarized police forces, Americans are helpless. With local police departments gaining military-grade armament, training, and equipment more suited to the battlefield, Americans are discovering that their once-peaceful neighborhoods have been turned into military outposts guarded by a permanent military force.

Americans have lost their constitutional right to bodily integrity. The dispute over physical integrity encompasses a wide range of issues, from abortion and euthanasia to forced blood draws, biometric monitoring, and access to basic healthcare. Forced vaccinations, forced cavity searches, forced colonoscopies, forced blood draws, forced breath-alcohol tests, forced DNA extractions, forced eye scans, and forced inclusion in biometric databases are just a few ways in which Americans are reminded that they have no control over what happens to their bodies when they come into contact with government officials.

Americans no longer have a right to privacy. Despite the staggering number of revelations about government surveillance of Americans' phone calls, Facebook posts, Twitter tweets, Google searches, emails, bookstore and grocery purchases, bank statements, and commuter toll records, Congress, the president, and the courts have done little to address these abuses. Rather than that, they seem intent on acclimating us to life in this electronic concentration camp.

The United States of America no longer has a representative government. We have passed the period of representative government into an era of authoritarianism, in which all people are suspicious, security takes precedence over liberty, and so-called elected politicians promote the corporate power elite's interests. This absurdity of law and governance has become the new normal in America.

Americans can no longer put their faith in the courts to administer justice. The United States Supreme Court was founded to intervene and defend the people from the government and its agents when they overstepped their limits. Yet, through their deference to police power, preference for security over liberty, and evisceration of our most fundamental rights for the sake of order and expediency, the Supreme Court justices have become the architects of the American police state in which we now live, while the lower courts have established themselves as courts of order dedicated to advancing the government's agenda, regardless of how unjust or illegal.

I haven't even mentioned the corporate state, the military industrial complex, SWAT team raids, invasive surveillance technology, zero tolerance policies in schools, over-criminalization, or privatized prisons, to name a few, but what I have mentioned should be sufficient to demonstrate that the landscape of our liberties has already shifted dramatically from what it once was and will undoubtedly continue to deteriorate unless Americans find a way to wrest control back from the corporations.