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In reply to the discussion: Lavabit founder: 'If You Knew What I Know About Email, You Might Not Use It' [View all]7wo7rees
(5,128 posts)89. ^This is the point of this whole argument.
The readers of our data can come to whatever conclusion they want about what you and I write and say.
And now they're looking at a lot more of it than we thought we allowed.
Anyone can be made to look criminal, given enough source data to configure.
Dirty police states have more to hammer you with if they want you gone.
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Lavabit founder: 'If You Knew What I Know About Email, You Might Not Use It' [View all]
wtmusic
Aug 2013
OP
"logic tests"? You mean like how NORAD "failed"? You mean like how Bush's brother
WinkyDink
Aug 2013
#111
When we got news in the office of a second plane hitting the WTC, my first reaction was,
valerief
Aug 2013
#46
Nope. I thought of it ages ago and have posted here a few times. It seems to fit. nt
valerief
Aug 2013
#130
someone on another thread with an ungodly amount of posts next to their name
roguevalley
Aug 2013
#92
Mine Was Oh Shit--The Bush Presidency Isn't Going To Be Joke Anymore---God Help Us
BlueManFan
Aug 2013
#91
It would be too much to ask. It's so sad that doing the right thing is against the law.
dkf
Aug 2013
#14
9 justices and an issue that crosses the left/right divide, pretty good I think.
NutmegYankee
Aug 2013
#105
This is the power of the NSA gag order, if you say anything you go to jail.
AppleBottom
Aug 2013
#39
On friday, Lavabit employees, including the owner may have honestly and earnestly believed that.
AtheistCrusader
Aug 2013
#87
"We trust them with financial, credit information. The government isn't interested in that stuff."
progressoid
Aug 2013
#47
We/you/me aren't the one that makes the judgement about whether you should be snooped on.
jtuck004
Aug 2013
#68
I'll continue to use the Gmail account I've had for 6+ years, worry free. eom
millennialmax
Aug 2013
#40
Poor guy the NSA gag order prevented him from telling his customers the whole truth.
AppleBottom
Aug 2013
#41
well, sure, then you won't mind giving me your email address and password, right?
NoMoreWarNow
Aug 2013
#107
Most troubling is Obama's support for this "totalitarian right-wing zealots wet dream"
wtmusic
Aug 2013
#117
The NSA doesn't spy on American citizens when they are in a foreign land.
Life Long Dem
Aug 2013
#82
And so it begins. The government knows where Snowden is. What more do they need to know?
JDPriestly
Aug 2013
#85
Sure is a funny thing how the founders erected the government to serve the people
nolabels
Aug 2013
#121
I don't want to insult you, but to think that one guy with a machine gun can outrun a drone
JDPriestly
Aug 2013
#135
The fact that I can’t talk about this is as big a problem as what they asked me to do. --says it ALL
Civilization2
Aug 2013
#106
I think we all know now, thanks to a courageous whistle blower and journalist
usGovOwesUs3Trillion
Aug 2013
#126