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good. NSA employees may be singularly unconscious to not know who they are working for, but at some point they have to start taking personal responsibility for
by gorgak 11y ago
good. NSA employees may be singularly unconscious to not know who they are working for, but at some point they have to start taking personal responsibility for their actions. if the 'free market' punishes them, then good i say.
- fao_ 11y agoHmm, this seems rather callous considering. It seems to me it is rather presumptuous to attempt to get someone fired because of their history -- unless you have evidence that this person is doing the things that you say. In this case it seems that he is legitimate. I am not saying do not treat them with suspicion and scrutiny.
- fantnn 11y agostop shitposting about the nsa, this is the new reality of cyberspace. if you could somehow make the 5 eyes stop you'd only cripple them and give china/russia/pakistan et al free range over intellectual property
- hvs 11y agoSo if someone leaves the NSA because they disagree with the actions of the NSA, they should still be "punished" by the free market? That seems... counterproductive.
- gorgak 11y agoif someone leaves the NSA because of that, they are the exception i think. but point taken, but then how do trust someone who worked for the NSA, despite them saying they disagree?