Homeland Security officers now acting as moral police

The Washington Post is running the story about how two Homeland Security officers recently attempted to enforce obscenity laws in a Maryland library:

"Two uniformed men [Homeland Security] strolled into the main room of the Little Falls library in Bethesda one day last week and demanded the attention of all patrons using the computers. Then they made their announcement: The viewing of Internet pornography was forbidden. . . .

After the two men made their announcement, one of them challenged an Internet user’s choice of viewing material and asked him to step outside, according to a witness."