Let's do a little reading of the actual bill, shall we?
Subtitle D: Detainee Matters - (Sec. 1031) Affirms that the authority of the President to use all necessary and appropriate force pursuant to the Authorization for Use of Military Force includes the authority for U.S. Armed Forces to detain covered persons pending disposition under the law of war. Defines a "covered person" as a person who: (1) planned, authorized, committed, or aided the terrorist attacks on the United States of September 11, 2001, or harbored those responsible for such attacks; or (2) was part of or substantially supported al Qaeda, the Taliban, or associated forces that are engaged in hostilities against the United States or its coalition partners. Requires the Secretary to regularly brief Congress on the application of such authority.
Also, this:
S.AMDT.1126 Amendment SA 1126 proposed by Senator Feinstein. (consideration: CR S7685; text: CR S7685)
To limit the authority of the Armed Forces to detain citizens of the United States under section 1031.
It limits the authority of the military to do this. LIMITS. Meaning the military cannot do that unless they have absolutely just cause AND the authorization of the Secretary of Defense to do so.
You didn't even read this document, did you? You just glazed over what some online news article told you and formed your opinions based off of completely unfounded assumptions, LIKE USUAL. The purpose of this bill is mostly to outline appropriations for funding towards various military branches for FY 2012. No where in the document does it grant the exclusive right of the military to storm into your living room, arrest you, and imprison you without a trial for no reason. It explicitly states that it is only directed towards those who are actively in a terrorist organization planning or executing terrorist acts inside the U.S. Hell, the words "battleground" or "impunity" aren't even to be found anywhere in the document. It is simply a colorful set of words that media outlets like to use to get people roused up.
Act galvanized as though your personal rights have been violated all you want, but the fact of the matter is you have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. Even on the extremely unlikely chance that this passes (the White House has already said many times that it will veto it), nothing will change. Your life will not change. My life will not change.
Do your research next time and stop acting so melodramatic. Oh yeah, the threat of murdering United States Senators really helps your argument, too.
