That is really sad. We need some kind of a "want my privacy back" backlash or a movement. A slogan that we can unite against and spread the message across the

That is really sad. We need some kind of a "want my privacy back" backlash or a movement. A slogan that we can unite against and spread the message across the populace. It's the kind of slogan you use against not only the mass surveillance by the NSA, but also against vehicle miles traveled tax that puts a GPS in your car and against those insurance company OBD-II dongles (Progressive Snapshot) that record your driving and transmit it back. Against surveillance cameras on every city block. Against the idea that "if you have nothing to hide", then you will have no problem with surveillance.