> 63% of Americans [...] 100% of Americans have been specifically lied to by the government about those issues. The best thing about Snowden's leaks is how th

> 63% of Americans [...] 100% of Americans have been specifically lied to by the government about those issues. The best thing about Snowden's leaks is how the release has continually shown the government to be lying, and lying in response to the last batch of lies. As such, opinions based on those lies aren't really valid. If they got to a voting booth and saw a General Alexander's taped confession for treason they'd (probably) rethink those opinions. > Americans are divided in their opinions on NSA surveillance. Again, only because the NSA has spent our tax dollars on specifically telling us things that they know to be untrue. These people don't support the NSA, they just don't want to die in terrorism and don't know enough to know how unlikely that is, or how useless the NSA is in that regard. > You can go read the TPP for yourself. Oh great, now that it's too late and it's technically impossible for it to change.