> Terrorism is perceived as a problem, but it really isn't, in most parts of Europe Perhaps that's because the security services are doing such a fantastic job

> Terrorism is perceived as a problem, but it really isn't, in most parts of Europe Perhaps that's because the security services are doing such a fantastic job. To make sure it's not a problem in all of Europe and make sure no more children die, they can't fight the war with hands behind their backs. This is not what I believe, but it is how the argument gets phrased. How do you beat it? Not by extolling the virtues of end-to-end encryption and the importance of your civil liberties, that's for sure.