[zeugma]

There is really no way to escape it an be a part of today's society.

[LucyT]

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Our Internet Surveillance State

Check out article.

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[Huebolt]

Such a exponentially huge amound of info must surely be useful to only the most basic statistical analysis.

Imagine a worker in a cubical being given a 500,000 page print out and asked to find who in there likes Rice Crispies or has ever said FUBO.

[palmer]

Important data (e.g gun registration) is not comparable to favorite ice cream. The government already chokes on the amount of data it has so far, and it sure as heck doesn’t make us any safer. The best antidote is to make government smaller and keep it from nosing into the wrong areas.

[cripplecreek]

Now after the Boston bombing, I see the media and pundits are all happily assuring us that we need more Surveillance.

[bgill]

Woohoo and howdy! to the black suit behind my screen.

[UCANSEE2]

Yeah... just posting on this thread probably registers me in some government database as a malcontent.

[PieterCasparzen]

Nice list of articles.

[Tench_Coxe]

Wait until that brand spanking new NSA facility gets up and running in Utah

[loungitude]

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[rodguy911]

Great piece,we risk it all every time we stand up for what is right.Truth is it really doesn’t matter anyway. If the regime or others want you they simply make up. fabricate BS and off you go.

[IrishPennant]

Fine...know me...track me...plaster my web pages with ads for Papajohns after I just ordered Papajohns (genius there, I tell ya)...but no one, no one I tell ya (mwaaaaaahahaha), will ever know I tuck my t-shirt into my underwear.

Wait! Ahhhhhhhhhhhh...did I just....???? Oh, damn you blasted interweb thingy!