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Why? This sort of thing is flashy but not a real danger you need to be concerned about (think shark attack not car crash), so even if you take the premise that
by x1798DE 11y ago
Why? This sort of thing is flashy but not a real danger you need to be concerned about (think shark attack not car crash), so even if you take the premise that mass surveillance could stop it (dubious), it's probably not worth paying much for, certainly not any abridgements of our rights.
- Houshalter 11y agoI mostly agree. This would be more useful for everyday crime than terrorism. And I think that makes it worth it.