Accountability is an important part of the relationship between our government and its citizens. Sure, we citizens can't know everything, and that's why a small percentage of our budget is known as the "Black Budget". Black budgets are fine, so long as they represent some covert operations overseas trying to capture the terrorists de jour. But, there are also times when the government shows up at your front door. In cases like this, you would expect some accountability.
Hopefully, you've never had your house ransacked by 15 storm troopers at 3:30 a.m. I haven't either, but I've seen pictures, and these homes are left a wreck (home search warrants are often conducted while you are sleeping, FYI). This sort of invasion of privacy can leave quite a scar. Imagine waking up to lots of guns and men with deep football coach voices barking out orders to remain still. A search warrant requires the home occupants to sit there in their undies (or less) while 12+ armed men proceed to stare at your significant other's revealing sleepwear. No, you can't put clothes on, as any search for clothing may just be an attempt to destroy evidence or find a gun. As you might expect from a male dominated endeavor like a home search, somehow overweight men are permitted to put on some clothes, but the ladies are required to simply hang out in their revealing nighties--while a dozen men take turns gawking. I'm just saying.
Anyway, such massive government invasions will leave a citizen asking the simple, age old question "Why?" Believe it or not, under current Florida law you are not entitled to know why. Yes, this is a ridiculous law, and I'm here to expose it.