Nothing in Obama's record or the history of 20th century Democratic presidents suggests that a second term would be unrestrained.

CNN: What would a second Obama term bring?

The Economist will make this bet: if the customer-centric support economy does come to be, the main reason will have been the unrestrained pursuit of profit.

ECONOMIST: Face value

Sir David argues that surveillance must always be carried out within a regulatory framework to safeguard unrestrained snooping, but he insists that the more you know, the more likely you are to make good decisions.

ECONOMIST: Weighing safety against liberty

Bill embodied the unrestrained and unpredictable power of the United States, but his frustrated rage appeared to be honest, and honesty is a rare and precious thing.

NPR: Sergeant Notes Odd Rituals of War in Afghanistan

None of this is to be celebrated, of course, but it hardly paints a picture of contemporary American childhood as an unrestrained Hobbesian nightmare.

WSJ: The Panic Over Bullies