The problem is that public outrage never amounts to effective activist action unless people can physically see the government's oppression -- that usually stirs

The problem is that public outrage never amounts to effective activist action unless people can physically see the government's oppression -- that usually stirs people up. With Internet spying, nothing changes -- we just now know what we sort of assumed. It's really easy to just move on with your day. The question is, What does it take to make policymakers take action?