> But I fear that we are waiting for the perfect opportunity - we are seeing these rights erode, and waiting for a unsullied cause, before we spring into action

> But I fear that we are waiting for the perfect opportunity - we are seeing these rights erode, and waiting for a unsullied cause, before we spring into action. Not really. What's going on is that a lot of people are participating in impotent outrage rather than actually risking their livelihoods as they lionize Levison and Snowden for doing. At the same time, do you really want to fight for a cause under the banner of a lie? Ignore for a moment the opinions of others on the subject; if someone told you that God is real and that He wants you to defend privacy, would that motivate you to finally "spring into action"?