It's disappointing that the chairman of Google is resorting to this kind of fear-mongering. Spying on neighbors all day long? Terrorism? Come on now. Meanwhile

It's disappointing that the chairman of Google is resorting to this kind of fear-mongering. Spying on neighbors all day long? Terrorism? Come on now. Meanwhile, he explicitly mentions that it's not a problem for Government use and I'm assuming he is implying that no regulation is needed for commercial use either. Is he not concerned about all the data access on my neighbors that maps/earth/street view/google glasses provides? Seems like this is more of a defense on Google's business model and or authority power, rather than a concern for society.