Way to present a nuanced issue as a seemingly clear-cut case of governmental oppression. It's pretty solidly ingrained in America that a properly-issued warrant

Way to present a nuanced issue as a seemingly clear-cut case of governmental oppression. It's pretty solidly ingrained in America that a properly-issued warrant should be enough to get law enforcement whatever evidence it needs. Encryption also breaks this fundamental principle, and contrary to popular belief, not everyone who is against government surveillance is necessarily cool with this implication of law enforcement being unable to do its job through the properly established legal means.