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Hello to you from the other side of the ocean! How's the weather at where you've left from? I have to admit, it is somewhat disturbing to meet you in the middle
by vitalique 14y ago
Hello to you from the other side of the ocean! How's the weather at where you've left from? I have to admit, it is somewhat disturbing to meet you in the middle of the Atlantic, rowing just as enthusiastically as we do, just in the opposite direction.
>You no longer have the basic rule of law.
In many EU countries (my own included) people would start either crying bitterly or laughing hysterically have you told this to anybody older than 12. Loosing control over your mail shouldn't be the turning point in making a decision whether to emigrate or not.
- Groxx 14y agoUsing that argument, a reasonable approach would simply be to make sure all steps for the worse are incremental, so nobody ever has a "turning point" they can point to. Arguably this is already happening. The turning point is often just the final straw, not "everything was 100% fine up until they started reading my email".
- vitalique 14y agoIn no way I am encouraging to calm down, wait or try to ignore the bill. Poor choice of words on my side. I was trying to say that your right to own your email is definitely something you can try to defend. See those guys around asking for whom they may contact regarding this issue? I'm totally with them. They are doing something about another something they don't like. "All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing." (Edmund Burke) Fleeing is also an option, but I am 100% sure Sneak had more reasons to move abroad than just PATRIOT and NDAA.