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Your point from the edit is the most important point. I actually disagree with your views (that countries should not spy on a potential enemy's citizens), but I
by carbocation 13y ago
Your point from the edit is the most important point. I actually disagree with your views (that countries should not spy on a potential enemy's citizens), but I agree that the collusion of friendlies can have a catastrophic result for individual liberties. That needs to be clarified to be unlawful, if it is not intrinsically so due to the nature of the constitution of wherever you are living.
If China wants the US to stop spying on its citizens, it can negotiate, throw up technological barriers, or declare war. Vice versa.
- pavanred 13y agoThere is a difference between spying on potential enemies and spying on everyone to find potential enemies.
- carbocation 13y agoIf you mean "everyone" including those who are persons of the country doing the spying, then, sure. Excluding those, I think the rules mostly come down to whatever treaties are in place between the two nations.