>This is all wildly ironic because the EU is constantly trying to spy on their own citizens I am assuming you refer to a law proposal that was rejected, but di

>This is all wildly ironic because the EU is constantly trying to spy on their own citizens I am assuming you refer to a law proposal that was rejected, but did you know americans were sponsoring and pushing that law proposal to spy on chats? Yeah same CP people. Also there is a GIANT difference for a country to "spy" on their own citizens and USA spying on foreigners , a country has a consitution and lwas that protect the citizens freedom where USA has no laws that protect foreigners freedom so the NSA guys could watch an EU citizens photos, read their emails since they are not from USA they are lesser humans.