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17. No, the false arguments listed are designed for that.

Sun Jul 21, 2013, 08:01 PM

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Silly question about Nsa spying [View all] GlashFordan Jul 2013 OP

$$$$$$$$ orpupilofnature57 Jul 2013 #1

Maybe Snowden can send us GlashFordan Jul 2013 #2

I trust him more than them . orpupilofnature57 Jul 2013 #4

You don't know 'them' or Snowden so why would you trust either? randome Jul 2013 #9

Excellent point. Andy823 Jul 2013 #14

Do you trust ? orpupilofnature57 Jul 2013 #16

Agendas, They want to exclude me, He wants to enlighten me . n/t orpupilofnature57 Jul 2013 #15

no serious person has claimed lapfog_1 Jul 2013 #3

Because a lot of disinformation is being spread. jazzimov Jul 2013 #5

It "proves" no such thing. You're just throwing out a #10 PSPS Jul 2013 #7

You know, your list is designed to shut down conversation. randome Jul 2013 #10

No, the false arguments listed are designed for that. DirkGently Jul 2013 #17

What a terrible list intaglio Jul 2013 #11

Assuming the NSA stopped breaking the laws it broke DirkGently Jul 2013 #18

When did examining open, public information become illegal? intaglio Jul 2013 #23

Since no one thinks NSA is collecting "open, public information?" DirkGently Jul 2013 #24

So those arguments are wrong because you say so? nt treestar Jul 2013 #12

Nice list. 99Forever Jul 2013 #20

Because it isn't intended to be used that way PSPS Jul 2013 #6

Bingo! Th1onein Jul 2013 #22

Not only is it expensive, it's almost impossible to do jmowreader Jul 2013 #21

For a criminal trial, they'd need a regular warrant from a court treestar Jul 2013 #13

Probably because few people had any idea what NSA was doing. moondust Jul 2013 #19