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I agree, that's why we tried to phrase it neutrally: "Does the NSA surveillance of US citizens concern you? " Yes/No/I don't know/No, I don't have anything to h
by jasonkolb 13y ago
I agree, that's why we tried to phrase it neutrally: "Does the NSA surveillance of US citizens concern you? " Yes/No/I don't know/No, I don't have anything to hide/No, it's necessary to keep us safe?"
It's not intended to produce a specific outcome, we want some genuinely good data :)
If you want to check it out and look at the results it's here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1QBvTRxDQXmALhYqZMn7S3T_DBq8GRvjVwRZRY-G2zuE/viewform https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1QBvTRxDQXmALhYqZMn7S3T_DBq8...
- bostonpete 13y agoWhich of those responses are you interpreting as "it's flat out wrong" as you put it? I think there's a lot of space between having concerns about something and being vehemently opposed to it.