Should we forgive the local thief because there are (maybe bigger, who knows) other thieves elsewhere? Don't forget the leverage that the NSA have, forcing (in

Should we forgive the local thief because there are (maybe bigger, who knows) other thieves elsewhere? Don't forget the leverage that the NSA have, forcing (in the case they aren't willing to) main operating systems manufacturers, core internet infrastructure and services, and even hardware makers (as several countries and major companies from elsewhere are in line with this) to give the information they want, or insert backdoors in their own products. Whatever does china, russia, india, iran and so on is child's play compared with what US does, is just several orders below. And the damage of that on internet is also orders higher. There is no great difference between a russian hacker wanting to hack my servers and the russian country, but for US every chip, every router, every service I need to use can already have a backdoor for them, and usable not just by them.