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No, Paul Carr is obviously correct, because the current level of personal surveillance and state secrecy is totally normal and has always been this way, and not
by beatpanda 15y ago
No, Paul Carr is obviously correct, because the current level of personal surveillance and state secrecy is totally normal and has always been this way, and nothing and nobody should be challenging it, and anybody complaining about it must be a total lunatic.
What a hack.
- mattgreenrocks 15y agoIt is quite possible to be displeased with the increasing erosion of privacy by both corporate and government entities while also finding most of these hacker groups to be juvenile at best. Reality isn't black and white.