September 11 2001, was a horrific day for many Americans around the world when terrorist decided to stick and attack the citizens of the Unite States. From that day to this preset day, over a decade ago, our country can still feel the terrible effect from that day. Our country let our guards down when we that we were fully prepared to handle any crisis if one was to come. However, this major attack caused our country to take another look at our social contracts, and recognize we had a greater need for security and protection from a vicious enemy. This cause for greater security would mean we as American citizens would lose a sense of our civil liberties. For instance; it has become a great norm now for us as Americans to lose a sense of our freedom to improve security when we go through an airport and have to take off half of our clothes and be searched before boarding a plane.
After the attack on the United States, Congress and the Bush …show more content…
These aircrafts that fly around with no human guiding its direction is not that safe to be trying to target a terrorist. However, the government uses drones to monitor ranches and patrol boarders, police officials are in the mist of using drones for surveillance, and then there an Attorney General who believes it’s not illegal for the government to use armed drones to kill terror suspects, even US citizens on US soil. Unfortunately, while the United State officials continue to argue over the uses of these unmanned aircraft and the fact that they may or may not caused any civilian strategies there’s a different claim from The Bureau of Investigative Journalism who reports from June 2004 through mid-September 2012, that drone strikes killed thousands of innocent people in other countries who were not terrorist, many of the killed were civilians, including children (NYU,
After the attack on the United States, Congress and the Bush …show more content…
These aircrafts that fly around with no human guiding its direction is not that safe to be trying to target a terrorist. However, the government uses drones to monitor ranches and patrol boarders, police officials are in the mist of using drones for surveillance, and then there an Attorney General who believes it’s not illegal for the government to use armed drones to kill terror suspects, even US citizens on US soil. Unfortunately, while the United State officials continue to argue over the uses of these unmanned aircraft and the fact that they may or may not caused any civilian strategies there’s a different claim from The Bureau of Investigative Journalism who reports from June 2004 through mid-September 2012, that drone strikes killed thousands of innocent people in other countries who were not terrorist, many of the killed were civilians, including children (NYU,