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There are some valid points here. Too bad the author felt like taking the least objective possible tone and liberally using half truths and false equivalence wa
by fhood 9y ago
There are some valid points here. Too bad the author felt like taking the least objective possible tone and liberally using half truths and false equivalence was the way to present them.
- HeroicLife 9y agoCan you give some examples of half-truths?
- fhood 9y agoSure, >This is why the U.S. intelligence budget of over $75 billion did not prevent most American’s personal details from being leaked This was the one that most annoyed me. Why would you expect the US intelligence budget to be spent on security for private corporations? Edit: > There is nothing the U.S. government can do to improve “cybersecurity” other than prosecuting criminal behavior. Also ridiculous, there are many things the U.S. government could to to improve cybersecurity including apparently protecting equifax from itself. edit edit: > U.S. citizens who do not report foreign bank accounts (under FACTA) can be fined $250,000 or 5 years in jail What does the IRS prosecuting for tax evasion have to do with any of this?