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I think I'd probably spend most of the meeting trying to find out their real names.
by qz2 6y ago
I think I'd probably spend most of the meeting trying to find out their real names.
- noir_lord 6y agoI'd like to ask them how they square the circle morally by supporting an agency that under the most optimistic interpretation breaks the law constantly.
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- qz2 6y agoThat kind of thinking is compartmentalised into oblivion.
- pjc50 6y agoThis has been solved: the home secretary can now authorise the security services to commit crimes completely legally. /S
- DanBC 6y agoThey claim that they don't break the law. Most of the UK laws do specifically have sections allowing the security services to operate.
- cmdshiftf4 6y agoAt this point in time I’d almost go as far as saying those working in something as ethically disagreeable as cigarette production would be justified in guffawing at the hypocrisy should some tech worker bring up the morality of their work with them.
- hevelvarik 6y agoYeah the UK would be much better off without an intelligence agency and if only the West would lay down its arms. Imagine!