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>Unauthorized intruders, whether or not they have a piece of paper signed by a guy that wears a robe to work, are not welcome in my phone. In saying this, you
by tedks 12y ago
>Unauthorized intruders, whether or not they have a piece of paper signed by a guy that wears a robe to work, are not welcome in my phone.
In saying this, you are literally placing yourself above any law. Above democracy itself, and in doing so, above all other humans.
In realizing this, you should abandon either the concept of democracy, or of your own importance above it.
Choose wisely.
- downandout 12y agoApple, Google, EFF, and lots of others disagree with you. The right to use legally available tools to protect our privacy is just as valid and important as the right of the government to prosecute wrongdoers.
- TheWell 12y agoDemocracy has turned into a sham. Its inadequacy is cracking the world. The signs of it are everywhere. Since Snowden most of us have felt the world become darker. There were suggestions before that of course but since then there has been no doubt that the United States has become malevolent. I think you and I and other people here will be lucky to get to the latter half of the century without being scathed. A hard reboot is on the menu. Choose wisely yourself. Personally I am leaving. There is no hope for reform but to paraphrase The Road, we can carry the fire.