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> What NSA doing is OUT OF integrity with their mission statements and values of this country. How can you trust that there are no nefarious forces at work her
by fragsworth 13y ago
> What NSA doing is OUT OF integrity with their mission statements and values of this country.
How can you trust that there are no nefarious forces at work here on the NSA's part, when 1) there are many clear and obvious incentives for them to exist, and 2) everything about the NSA and what it does is kept a secret?
- h2database 13y agoI don't trust them now days. Many man and woman of NSA truly think they are doing good for their country. I also don't think by calling each other names like nefarious is going to help the situation. It that time they acted the way the world occurred (showed up ) must seemed appropriated for that action. I don not think they they are sitting around the table and talk about how to be evil. I think we should grant amnesty much like what they did in South Africa for people who are working for US government and know they are doing something not in alignment with their and the countryøs values.
- lukifer 13y agoSystems and institutions can be evil even if every single human involved in them are upstanding citizens of good conscience. I think the general consensus of critics is that most NSA employees are decent human beings who (misguidedly) believe in their mission. http://omniorthogonal.blogspot.com/2013/02/hostile-ai-youre-soaking-in-it.html http://omniorthogonal.blogspot.com/2013/02/hostile-ai-youre-...
- blahbl4hblahtoo 13y agoMisguided in thinking that a large nation state needs a signals intelligence capability? They aren't the SS. The NSA has overreached because after 9/11 congress demanded that they start overreaching. The AUMF was sweeping in its breadth. They will have to be reigned in...but the idea that what they are doing is "evil"... if we aren't going to hold people accountable for torture it doesn't make sense to call privacy invasion "evil".