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The real question is: should private citizens have the right to engage in private communication that the government cannot tap? That's essentially the data bein
by Joeri 11y ago
The real question is: should private citizens have the right to engage in private communication that the government cannot tap? That's essentially the data being asked for here.
- dvt 11y agoSort of. You need to understand that once you commit a crime, you lose many rights you previously had (e.g. to vote). Not to mention that once you're dead (as in the San Bernardino case), you arguably lose all of your rights.
- JoeAltmaier 11y agoProperty rights are still observed for dead people. And copyrights. Taxes continue to be calculated after death. So not all your rights.
- greydius 11y agoThe problem isn't that the government wants to infringe on the rights of a deceased criminal. The problem is that by doing so, every citizens' rights are in jeopardy.