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> A very good argument can be made that there is absolutely no good reason for our government to keep ANYTHING secret. I disagree. As examples, the codes to l
by hackuser 10y ago
> A very good argument can be made that there is absolutely no good reason for our government to keep ANYTHING secret.
I disagree. As examples, the codes to launch nuclear missiles and also your personal tax returns probably should be kept secret.
- StanislavPetrov 10y agoConsidering that the codes to launch nuclear missiles were set to all 0's for decades, your disagreement is a perfect example of why nothing should be secret. http://www.globalzero.org/files/bb_keeping_presidents_in_the_nuclear_dark_-_episode_2_the_siop_option_that_wasnt_april_may_02.17.2004.pdf http://www.globalzero.org/files/bb_keeping_presidents_in_the... Government secrecy is toxic, the very antithesis of how a free society should be run. It serves to hide corruption, negligence, and malfeasance.