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Yes, because the context was "the NSA should be concerned about these words." I think the NSA is concerned about the assassination of any president.
by komali2 8y ago
Yes, because the context was "the NSA should be concerned about these words."
I think the NSA is concerned about the assassination of any president.
- sonnyblarney 8y agoNo, that doesn't absolve CBS. The words themselves are far too easily decontextualized by people, they have power on their own. CBS is hiding behind that, it's utterly inappropriate. The context would have to be glaringly and completely clear, basically explained, in order for it to be approaching 'ok'.
- Wowfunhappy 8y agoBut, in the show, that context is glaringly and completely clear! There are two NSA employees looking at their list of NSA-provided words to determine whether they have cause to spy on a citizen. How could it be more clear?