What he leaves out is end-user control, which translated to political terms, is freedom and self-determination. Unfortunately this is a political trend in the

What he leaves out is end-user control, which translated to political terms, is freedom and self-determination. Unfortunately this is a political trend in the U.S. now. The current President's administration has changed the generations-long U.S. policy of supporting democracy (self-determination) and freedom for people around the world, as a universal inalienable right, and arguably to some extent, for people in the U.S. who are not political supporters. (I'm trying to talk about the general trend, not the President; the fact that he had enough support to be elected and to enact these policies is evidence for how popular this trend is).