OK so here's the question: who thinks that everything the NSA does should be public knowledge - not just what they do, but everything they have, all their data,

OK so here's the question: who thinks that everything the NSA does should be public knowledge - not just what they do, but everything they have, all their data, everything. I'm sure some people do, but would imagine most don't. Most want a public overview of what they are doing and what rights they have, but understand that specifics/data need to stay secret. For this to be the case, surely they do need to make sure security is as tight as possible. But on the flip side, if they were able to 100% prevent all leaks, it would mean that nothing like this could happen again, i.e. the kind of leaks that we want to see. So where should the line be drawn?