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Agreed. Over the last 10 years, arguably much longer, if you take into account the "war" on drugs, the US government has begun to, in some aspects, wage war on
by devs1010 15y ago
Agreed. Over the last 10 years, arguably much longer, if you take into account the "war" on drugs, the US government has begun to, in some aspects, wage war on its own citizens. The power grabs by politicians and law enforcement nowadays is reaching insane levels to the point where I am not confident that we live in a fully "free" country anymore and to where I think that people doing things like this could be one of the only defenses against our country going even further down the shitter. Just as our government is fine with killing plenty of innocent people in a variety of ways (non-militants killed in wars, overzealous law enforcement, people executed that are later exonerated) I am fine with some innocent "casualties" when citizens fight back, which in this case is the loss of privacy for some of the people who sent these emails.
- DanBC 15y agoKismet and nmap protected by the 2nd amendment?