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At a certain point on this trajectory, that strategy will raise red flags too. Mass surveillance is a direct violation of the fourth amendment, outlawing it co
by stareatgoats 8y ago
At a certain point on this trajectory, that strategy will raise red flags too.
Mass surveillance is a direct violation of the fourth amendment, outlawing it completely is the only reasonable solution.
- mirimir 8y agoSo you say. And perhaps eventually, adversaries will trace every VPN connection. But as I said, VPN usage is pretty common, so that'd be challenging. I'm betting that I'll be dead first. And I guess that we'll see. It's easy to cite the Fourth Amendment. But it's all in the interpretation. The War on Drugs arguably violates the Bill of Rights in numerous ways. But try telling that to a judge. And anyway, as I frequently note, the NSA is a military COMSEC organization. And the US is perpetually at war. So the NSA ignores the Constitution and law. At best, it pretends respect.