"Do you think the U.S. Government should be monitoring our internet use? According to a Cnn article from July 29th, adults spend on average about 10 hours and 39 minutes on the internet each day. That’s almost over half a day, consuming the several news, sports, videos and different games online. In addition to the adults of the world, on average, kids spend more than 6.5 hours on behind a screen. In the current job world, many of our careers are being taken over by internet screens. But how do we really know what people are researching? Through the many problems that arise out of internet use, the U.S. Government should be monitoring the internet content people are consuming. However, it should be in moderation, because too much can be an invasion of privacy. Too
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Government should step in and monitor the website. For example, The United States Bill of Rights states in the Fourth Amendment, “The natural right to be free from unreasonable government intrusion in one’s home and private papers was safeguarded.†U.S Citizens are capable, from the Fourth Amendment, to search whatever they want, unless it involves harm of that person. However, if a person is not searching anything harmful or inappropriate, the Government has no right to search through their computers. The people have a right of privacy, especially to their personal searches. In addition, the Second Amendment states, “The natural right to defend oneself is protected, which stops government from infringing the right of the people to keep and bear arms .†Unless a search is ""how to kill someone"" or ""how to get involved in Isis"", the Government should not have the right to personally violate ones self privacy. The Bill of Rights concludes that every person has the right to self privacy. The National Government should not get involved unless one’s internet searches are harming or causing a disturbance to
Government should step in and monitor the website. For example, The United States Bill of Rights states in the Fourth Amendment, “The natural right to be free from unreasonable government intrusion in one’s home and private papers was safeguarded.†U.S Citizens are capable, from the Fourth Amendment, to search whatever they want, unless it involves harm of that person. However, if a person is not searching anything harmful or inappropriate, the Government has no right to search through their computers. The people have a right of privacy, especially to their personal searches. In addition, the Second Amendment states, “The natural right to defend oneself is protected, which stops government from infringing the right of the people to keep and bear arms .†Unless a search is ""how to kill someone"" or ""how to get involved in Isis"", the Government should not have the right to personally violate ones self privacy. The Bill of Rights concludes that every person has the right to self privacy. The National Government should not get involved unless one’s internet searches are harming or causing a disturbance to