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markpkessinger

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3. Fair enough . . .

Reply to GeorgeGist (Reply #1)

Wed Mar 12, 2014, 06:22 AM

Mar 2014

. . . I've just been seeing comments and articles all over the web today reducing this issue to one of "Feinstein doesn't like it when the shoe is on the other foot," and failing to grasp the ramifications of what she has alleged.

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Yes, Feinstein's a hypocrite, BUT . . . [View all] markpkessinger Mar 2014 OP

I can do both. GeorgeGist Mar 2014 #1

Fair enough . . . markpkessinger Mar 2014 #3

Same here, ironic though, isn't it? Dustlawyer Mar 2014 #5

Both issues are enormous, but I agree MannyGoldstein Mar 2014 #2

Well, she can be a unjustly maligned hypocrite, I suppose... sibelian Mar 2014 #4

Yes, Feinstein's a hypocrite, BUT . . . The CCC Mar 2014 #6

Yes, this distinction should be pointed out, but should NOT minimize the issue of NSA spying on us! cascadiance Mar 2014 #7

Except the NSA is NOT spying on us. randome Mar 2014 #8

Metadata is data on you that can used against you. That should NOT be minimized! cascadiance Mar 2014 #11

Its the hypocrisy that DiFi and staffers can't be illegally surveilled but we can? riderinthestorm Mar 2014 #9

Yes, Feinstein's a hypocrite, AND . . . Iggo Mar 2014 #10