Re: [SLUG] Mark Klein's AT&T statement in the EFF case

From: Levi Bard (taktaktaktaktaktaktaktaktaktak@gmail.com)
Date: Thu May 25 2006 - 13:11:36 EDT


> I think that we can all agree that there is some screwy stuff going
> on in our government and indeed, the other powers that be here.
> However, I think we can also agree that this is the best government that
> the world currently has to offer. I don't like the idea of anyone
> poking into my privacy, but the fact of the matter is, I have nothing to
> hide. If there is a terrorist on my block, blogging about it, I hope
> they get him. If this expedites apprehension of truly evil people, I
> might be able to compramise. The fact of the matter is, this does not
> necessarily mean anything. If you are taking a stroll in a park, and
> start talking a drug deal with someone, and an off-duty cop overhears,
> he will call backup. Moral of the story: Know where your privacy
> exists or keep your nose clean. It's that simple.
> For fear of getting too political, this is where I terminate my post
> this time around. I have lots to say, as always, but I won't disturb
> you with it. (they might be listening! Ooooooo!)

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