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Nope. It's particularly Israel that's a problem. They mismanaged their security apparatus on October 7th, if they can't defend their own, why should they be par
by kumarski 4mo ago
Nope. It's particularly Israel that's a problem. They mismanaged their security apparatus on October 7th, if they can't defend their own, why should they be part of our security apparatus?
- snovv_crash 4mo agoI guess you missed the part where people don't get to choose where they were born, and in the case that where they were born has mandatory military service, whether they are part of that. This is the same stereotyping that leads to the worst kinds of racism.
- kumarski 4mo agoI don't believe people who have served in foreign intelligence agencies should be given keys to the entire US video apparatus. Doesn't matter which country. This is opsec 101. Nothing crazy here. Go read section 889 of the John McCain act. etc...
- snovv_crash 4mo agoConsidering that the government legally cannot manage this, it sounds like you are advocating for this whole camera network to be dismantled due to the danger of how it might be used in the wrong hands? That's also a valid take.