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In reply to the discussion: Do you support Edward Snowden leaking the classified NSA secret program details? [View all]Cali_Democrat
(30,439 posts)58. Article from 2006:
The National Security Agency has been secretly collecting the phone call records of tens of millions of Americans, using data provided by AT&T, Verizon and BellSouth, people with direct knowledge of the arrangement told USA TODAY.
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/washington/2006-05-10-nsa_x.htm
Yes. It's actually old news. The reason why people like yourself are going crazy AT THIS MOMENT is because the media told you to jump and you said...."how high?"
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/washington/2006-05-10-nsa_x.htm
Yes. It's actually old news. The reason why people like yourself are going crazy AT THIS MOMENT is because the media told you to jump and you said...."how high?"
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Do you support Edward Snowden leaking the classified NSA secret program details? [View all]
Logical
Jun 2013
OP
Absolutely What our gov is doing is not only ineffective e.g. Boston Bombings it's unconstitutional
usGovOwesUs3Trillion
Jun 2013
#2
He's not the first whistle blower to say what he is saying. There have been a few over the past
sabrina 1
Jun 2013
#112
"I did not know verizon was sharing logs of every call i make" You have got to be kidding.
Buzz Clik
Jun 2013
#69
I've gone back and forth on this, and finally decided it was a bad thing.
Benton D Struckcheon
Jun 2013
#9
I will take the risk. I do not trust the government to always use the information for good. n-t
Logical
Jun 2013
#10
The only bad guys who acted on the assumption that the U.S. wasn't capable of tracking
Luminous Animal
Jun 2013
#77
Other: Don't give a good flying fuck about Edward Snowden or this whole issue
alcibiades_mystery
Jun 2013
#18
Because all the media outlets acted as if it was a new bombshell story and it was all over the news
Cali_Democrat
Jun 2013
#25
This story is a story because people did not know the details of what the NSA....
Logical
Jun 2013
#29
If you are right then this story will have no impact. If not it will. We will see. n-t
Logical
Jun 2013
#37
I'm surprised you don't similarly shut yourself down for being disingenuous
Major Nikon
Jun 2013
#80
And Obama No Longer Has Credibility - His Hope And Dreams Shtick Died Long Ago
cantbeserious
Jun 2013
#57
I don't care at all about what is new and what isn't. I care immensely that it
morningfog
Jun 2013
#86
So how many posts did you make in 2012 about the NSA collection of phone records?
Cali_Democrat
Jun 2013
#87
Your defense of ongoing spying on everyone in the country is sickening
DisgustipatedinCA
Jun 2013
#91
The DU hurricane will pass and we'll get back to talking about pit bulls, guns & Olive Garden.
randome
Jun 2013
#44
Yes. If we don't deserve privacy, than neither do the people that want to take it from us n/t.
TheBadWolf
Jun 2013
#46
The question really comes down to this, should the U.S. have any secrets from its populous, and if
still_one
Jun 2013
#51
Yes - Because I No Longer Trust Obama Or The US Government - We No Longer Live In A Democracy
cantbeserious
Jun 2013
#54
Snowden appears to be a sincere, honorable young man & I don't doubt his motivation
pacalo
Jun 2013
#81