It's nice to see the mainstream (non-techinical population) starting to understand what's going on with corporate surveillance, but this GM thing is really just

It's nice to see the mainstream (non-techinical population) starting to understand what's going on with corporate surveillance, but this GM thing is really just one small example. This is nothing in comparison to the scope of surveillance performed every moment by the "phone" app industry, as well as modern WWW technology. It's ironic (in a deadly sort of way) that so many people are so willing to stake their lives on support of the 2nd ammendment (which brings very little practical benefit to anyone), while ocmpletely ignoring the massive violations of the 4th ammendment (which could bring bennifits to almost everyone).