You strike me as paranoid, InOBU. To answer your thread-title question from England, "No I don't, and nor do you."

If your country puts a greater proportion of its citizens in gaol than ever before in history, one reason might be that its society is naughtier than ever before. In fact I think it's probably a combination of a change to greater lawlessness in society and a change in the rules of justice, but I remind you that it's not the police who sentence people to gaol, but the courts.

You also suggest that the reason there is no Labour Party in the USA is because it is a police state, which is nonsense. And anyway, just because a political party is labelled "The Labour Party" doesn't mean that it's the party of the workers. Look at the government here, over which my father, who fought for social justice before there was a British Labour Party, would weep were he still alive. But although I vociferate against this government whenever I can, I sleep soundly; I don't expect a raid at 2am, because I don't live in a police state.