Those who fought against having strong encryption classified as a munition for purposes of export were on the wrong side of the issue. They didn't realize that

Those who fought against having strong encryption classified as a munition for purposes of export were on the wrong side of the issue. They didn't realize that one day they would need the second amendment to protect their right to such "weapons". -- this post is a poor paraphrase of a comic I saw once. Edit: turns out it's a relevant xkcd™ https://m.xkcd.com/504/ https://m.xkcd.com/504/