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I feel that the inclusion of NSLs is almost outside the scope of the bill. Furthermore, inclusion of prohibitions of NSLs would likely doom the bill. In this
by linkregister 10y ago
I feel that the inclusion of NSLs is almost outside the scope of the bill. Furthermore, inclusion of prohibitions of NSLs would likely doom the bill. In this case, perfect would be the enemy of good.
NSLs are a worthy topic for a bill in its own right or as an amendment to the next FISA reauthorization.
- elif 10y agoIMO, a bill titled "No one is allowed to murder" while actually only preventing Alice from murdering, and permitting Bob to continue his (more prevalent) murder spree, is a net loss. It is the false illusion of safety, which is more dangerous than a known threat.
- linkregister 10y agoStopping Alice from murdering is more dangerous? Interesting. (I don't agree with your analogy but I'm playing along)