When a law has a name like “Patriot” or “Freedom,” it’s a sign that you should read the fine print. Somewhere down there, in the terraced subclauses of some forgettable subsection, is a word with a special meaning, a word that offers shelter and concealment to whatever it is that the law actually does.
Mattathias Schwartz, “Everything Counts”, New York Times Magazine (28 June 2015), 13.