> Why commit ourselves to a massive overhaul of the entire NSA when we can address the actual problem here with some granularity and minimal cost yielding an im

> Why commit ourselves to a massive overhaul of the entire NSA when we can address the actual problem here with some granularity and minimal cost yielding an impact almost all of us would enjoy? Because they've been exposed as untrustworthy. Any attempt at reasonable reform will be met with obstruction, obfuscation, and lies. > 0day exploits, software and hardware backdooring Up until it was proven, they denied doing these kind of things. What makes you think they'd tell the truth in the future?