It's true. We're all safer thanks to the enormous success of our military. That's why it's valuable, just like the NSA. So it leads to the same logical conclus

It's true. We're all safer thanks to the enormous success of our military. That's why it's valuable, just like the NSA. So it leads to the same logical conclusions: If the point of the military is to apply force to an opponent, then the NSA has to have ways of applying force to a digital opponent. Disclosing vulnerabilities would be precisely the opposite of what they should do.