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This 4-page paper examines whether individuals should be willing to give up their civil liberties with the hopes of trying to prevent future terrorist attacks. There are 4 sources cited.
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File: PG56_GPAliberties.rtf
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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. Civil Liberties & Terrorism Research Compiled
by P. Giltman 9/2010 Please Ever since the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001,
many people have argued that Americans should be willing to forfeit some of their civil liberties to better protect the United States against the threat of future terrorist attacks. On
the other hand of the spectrum, many people believe taking away the civil liberties that this country was founded on will utterly destroy the values and identity that make America
unique. For example, those who are in favor of giving up these liberties feel that by allowing government officials to investigate peoples personal information may help thwart a potential terrorist
attacks. Law enforcement agencies can see if any correspondence has been initiated or if any threats or attacks have been planned by invading someones email or bank account. Many of
these individuals feel the government should have free reign to investigate wherever they feel is necessary to possibly prevent any future terrorist attacks with the idea that they will not
steal any money or commit any fraud against the person or persons they are investigating unless it is absolutely necessary. The unprecedented terrorist attacks on September 11,
2001 left American intelligence agencies scrambling for answers. Obviously, the nation was in a state of panic and it was hard for anyone to get immediate answers of who the
culprits were and why they were attacking this nation with its own aircraft. However, often times, the higher the stakes are for the success of intelligence operations, the easier it
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