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I wish you would be more specific about who you're referring to with the "torture palace" talk. Also, it's quite a stretch to say that privacy violations are "

I wish you would be more specific about who you're referring to with the "torture palace" talk. Also, it's quite a stretch to say that privacy violations are "the world's biggest human rights violations" when there's currently much more violent things going on around the globe (genocide in Xinjiang, Sudan for example). Your comment also ignores the amount of surveillance done by other countries, notably China. Your biased are glaringly obvious by leaving that out, as it's one of the most populous countries in the world and also one of (if not the most) surveilled societies.

boffinAudio 3y ago
Julian Assange is in the worlds most notorious torture palace, currently being chemically lobotomized. And the NSA's violations of human rights at massive scale fare outpaces anything China can do. Your whataboutism of China is noted. Americans fail consistently to take responsibility for their nations heinous and vile human rights abuses, all the while calling out 'other nations' from a position of moral authority that is just fallacious.