The FBI can go to hell. I doubt I read the article, since I do not visit USA Today, but sometimes I might see something on FR and click on the link. Should anyone that visits a media site be tracked down by the FBI? This is a slippery slope. What’s next after this? A regular download of IP addresses, then a live feed of IP addresses so they know what you are looking at real time. (Although I think the NSA already does that, and the NSA has to go to hell too. You hear that your MF’ers at the NSA?) The time is now to stop the progress in privacy violation and general freedoms and liberties. Stop it. Reverse it. Take it way back to the 1790’s.
” I do not visit USA Today, but sometimes I might see something on FR and click on the link. Should anyone that visits a media site be tracked down by the FBI?”
Same here. And FR is often VERY early in when things happen. So if we read about the DC “velvet rope riot” in the first few minutes, does that make you a suspect?
Where does this road end?
If the FBI has a suspect, they could easily get a warrant for THAT person. America does not issue general fishing expedition warrants.
At least old America didn’t.