Deranged Rhino

Wrong. You listed things that aren't inalienable rights. As I said, you're real dumb.

It's not twisting. You just repeated it. You NEVER give up your innate rights. EVER. EVER. EVER. There's no scenario where it's appropriate to do so. Yet you're arguing that not only there are scenarios where it's appropriate, but that the very government you are complaining about being too powerful should be the one to determine WHEN the people give up their rights. You're literally too stupid to realize you're arguing against yourself. I'm not twisting a thing.

Most drug testing in the US happens at people's place of employment. It's a contract they sign when becoming employees. But you knew that.

FEAR

He's either cognitively impaired, or trolling.

You say this, after an entire morning spent arguing that we the people should willingly give up our rights to the same government when they deem it's in the public good. I take it back. You're not stupid. You're not even bright enough to be considered stupid. You're a troll. Enjoy.

Interesting timing (coincidental, I'm sure in this case, but still interesting timing)

The gov't literally cannot do any of that without probable cause and/or a warrant. You're delusional. Keep moving those goalposts. Maybe one day you'll hit on an actual point that helps your case rather than argues against it.

It was? Where is the right to drive listed in the constitution?

It's not a right. So it's a poor example.

Is driving a right or privilege?

This is wrong. Look at the hard news vs opinion and you see it's not at all accurate. Paul Ryan is on the board now at Fox. That should tell you everything you need to know. (but it won't, because you're too dim to understand it)

Cruz knows, and has known for 4 years, that his campaign was spied on as well.