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I, personally, want to know if the US is assassinating people with drones, illegally detaining people overseas or snooping in on conversations... But I don't ne
by munk-a 7y ago
I, personally, want to know if the US is assassinating people with drones, illegally detaining people overseas or snooping in on conversations... But I don't need to personally know who is working in such-and-such embassy, nor do I want to know (or want the public to know) which routes they commonly take to drive to the embassy, what their favorite foods are or where their family members reside.
National secrets are a thing, there are legitimate details about government employees that are good to keep secret - so I don't think your blanket statement is really all that valid.
- sitkack 7y agoThey should be approved or denied. Stonewalling is undemocratic. There is no due process because there is no process. It is effectively a dribble or slowloris attack against the requestor.