Either you have the right to privacy or you don't. It's just double speak to say the government can violate any right, then either the government is acting crim

Either you have the right to privacy or you don't. It's just double speak to say the government can violate any right, then either the government is acting criminally and people involved should be personally punished as such, or you don't actually have privacy. That's like saying people have the right to life but government can murder anyone they want because they are the government. It's silly and meaningless. Rights are to be protected even when the government is against them, perhaps even more so in such cases.