So how do we get people to place a higher value on, say, their liberties and human rights instead of fear of the spectre of terrorism? 'rayiner answered your q

So how do we get people to place a higher value on, say, their liberties and human rights instead of fear of the spectre of terrorism? 'rayiner answered your question: [She] trusts the government, and assumes that the government wouldn't use any information they get from her e-mails to hurt her. And you know what? She's right. They won't. Most people are not concerned about a theoretical invasion of their privacy, instead they would be very concerned with an invasion that has material consequences. Isn't this simple?