I voted no.
I feel more scared of the police and government these days than I do anything else. When I see a cop driving down the road. My first thought is not, "Oh! I feel protected now, and I'm glad there is one so close to me in case I need their services." It's "Oh shit. I hope I don't get pulled over and harrassed."
I was illegally stopped earlier in the year, and they claimed there was someone who commited arson "down the block" ironically across the street from where I lived. I questioned where and they gave me a response. I realized immediately since I questioned where, that there was no arson commited, as I was just there not even 5 minutes before leaving my house, and there was no firetrucks, etc.
I asked why he had pulled me over, trying to establish probable cause, and he said my vehicle matched one at the scene of this arson scene. I said "Oh really? I live across the street from there." He asked my address and I gave it to him, and said they'd contact me if necessary and let me go.
I should have made it a civil rights issue. Got the recordings from the officers on the radio to see if there was indeed an arson commited that evening (there wasn't) but I already know what would have happened. The tapes would have been "missing." But atleast I got the cop to leave me alone by calling his bluff.