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Meh. What matters are the principles; even if you could show that 100% of terrorists always used encrypted communications without exception..I would still not b
by lamby 11y ago
Meh. What matters are the principles; even if you could show that 100% of terrorists always used encrypted communications without exception..I would still not be in favour of outlawing encrypted messages.
- mangeletti 11y agoI agree 100%. Getting into arguments over practicality with these slime balls lands you right where they want you, debating with them in order to earn rights you already have.
- hodwik 11y agoRights are established and protected by constant legislative and judicial battle. There are obviously a lot of people who think that hard-encryption shouldn't be available to the public. If you're not willing to engage with them you're just going to get steamrolled. In matters of law, the squeaky wheel gets the grease.
- woodman 11y agoThomas Jefferson disagrees :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_and_legal_rights https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_and_legal_rights