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The publics' attitude toward America's military, more like. It is easy to get people to spy on their own country if they already have a hatred for it, and that
by case0x00 4y ago
The publics' attitude toward America's military, more like. It is easy to get people to spy on their own country if they already have a hatred for it, and that _is_ a national security risk. That is not to say you must be blindly patriotic, but if you hate your country, hate your military, and only want to burn everything to the ground rather than reform, that is a massive insider threat that is exploitable by our adversaries. If you don't think the excessively high number of america-hating americans is concerning, then I don't know what to say.
- Nasrudith 4y agoConcern is relative. Namely concern for nobody in a building is working is concerning. Except when there is a workplace shooter in the building or the building is on fire. It is the root cause which is in dire need of being addressed. Frankly if everyone hates the government you need reformers not spooks.
- aa-jv 4y ago>If you don't think the excessively high number of america-hating americans is concerning, then I don't know what to say. The higher number of American citizens who have absolutely no idea the magnitude of the crimes against humanity and war crimes being committed in their name is a far, far greater concern. As is the number of American citizens who are willing to justify those crimes as long as they remain the recipients of the related war treasure. These figures are of a much greater threat to American military-industrial 'security' than any other statistic, since its not just American's who will pay the ultimate price.