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In reply to the discussion: Apple/FBI fight looks destined to go all the way to the Supreme Court as more background is revealed [View all]Glassunion
(10,201 posts)16. What are the odds
I'm more likely to be killed by a police officer than I am to be killed by a terrorist.
Odds of being killed by a terrorist - 1:20,000,000
Odds of being killed by a cop - 1:355,000
Now, I'm in a separate demographic that sustains a higher probability of being killed by a police officer with 1:125,000 odds.
So, for every 10 US citizens (world-wide) killed by terrorists, the police will kill 563.
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Apple/FBI fight looks destined to go all the way to the Supreme Court as more background is revealed [View all]
LiberalArkie
Feb 2016
OP
Any evidence of Judith Miller taking directions directly from a gov't official?
True Earthling
Feb 2016
#32
Right, because every time they need more power to "fight terror", what do they do with it?
Warren DeMontague
Feb 2016
#54
They: the ones who can call up a "friend" and have them check on their competitor.
LiberalArkie
Feb 2016
#12
Most tech companies, including Microsoft and Google, are backing Apple
muriel_volestrangler
Feb 2016
#26
where there will be 4-4 decision - it's so nice to be able to say 4-4 instead of 5-4
saturnsring
Feb 2016
#8
Wouldn't California place it in the Ninth Circuit? No steering needed by Apple.
suffragette
Feb 2016
#24