   The government is out of control.   I say "unnatural" because
we all have a natural right to privacy; it is a fundamental
right that is inherent in our humanity. All of us have times of
the day and moments in our behavior when we expect that no one
-- least of all the government -- will be watching. When the
government watches us during those times, it violates our
natural right to privacy. It also violates our constitutional
right to privacy. The Supreme Court has held consistently that
numerous clauses in the Bill of Rights keep the government at
bay without a warrant.  Even when we don't have an expectation
of privacy, we do have a right to be left alone. But merely
watching us in public isn't enough for the police, as many
street corner cameras are equipped with listening devices and
tiny megaphones. We can expect that these devices will soon bark
commands: "Put down that BlackBerry." "Look to your right before
crossing." "Don't kiss her; a car is coming." Actually, Big
Brother is coming, and he's not