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Why would anyone believe the info they offer up? Meaning how can you prove what you don't know (ie, if they actually have more info than they let up) and why wo
by personlurking 13y ago
Why would anyone believe the info they offer up? Meaning how can you prove what you don't know (ie, if they actually have more info than they let up) and why would any of this stuff about 'we want transparency now' lead to the NSA actually showing their cards? It's silly to expect an agency based on secrecy to not be secretive.
So what does one do in the face of all this? I simply don't know, aside from starting from scratch.
- Fuxy 13y agoIt would be fun to flood them with requests though. They apparently have a lot of free time available spying on every woman and child.
- mjolk 13y agoYes, "fun," because it's absolutely hilarious to flood your government with busy work as a valid protest. Stop being a petty child and realize that the only effect that this would have is either a stoppage of serving requests or an uptick in hiring for the department.
- Fuxy 13y agoGot any better ideas? I don't see any positive progress in the privacy department so pretty much whatever we're doing isn't working. Might as well sit back and make it as difficult as possible for them to do their job. Hell maybe the extra workers could stimulate the economy and help pay back the debt to China :)
- mjolk 13y agoSure, donate to the EFF. Write to your senator. Try to keep it in the medias' eye. And I know you were "kidding" about the "debt to China" part, but the economy doesn't work that way.