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If I had a buck for every time someone like that was "known to the authorities" I'd have quite a bit of money. This is a pretty blatant power grab, rather than
by Akronymus 2y ago
If I had a buck for every time someone like that was "known to the authorities" I'd have quite a bit of money.
This is a pretty blatant power grab, rather than anything actually positive.
- echelon_musk 2y agoInstead of admitting blame failures are used to increase budgets. The simple arguments of "we didn't have enough funding" or "we weren't allowed to collect more data" will be used. More tax payer money is then spent to cement power through mass surveillance and the cycle repeats.
- balderdash 2y agoIt’s all about competence - it’s why a couple have of competent programmers can stand up and website/program/app for orders of magnitude less time and money than government or large corporate IT can. I’m sure the same is true in law enforcement / intelligence, more power/money is simply the crutch for the incompetent to be more productive