> military surveillance Who said anything about military surveillance? Why on earth would you jump to the conclusion that military surveillance is what we are

> military surveillance Who said anything about military surveillance? Why on earth would you jump to the conclusion that military surveillance is what we are discussion? Most government-run domestic surveillance likely comes from law enforcement and agencies with a domestic purview like Homeland Security. The NSA is the exception, of course. I would expect that even most privacy advocates wouldn't have a problem with surveillance that is a part of actual military operations. > It is not very nice to decrease the security of me and my family to obtain an ideological goal. That's your opinion. Ben Franklin and many others would disagree, and we have a Bill of Rights in place specifically to disallow this kind of tradeoff. If you want absolute security at any cost, Singapore is always an option.