[humblegunner]

Bloggers too ?????

No, it said writers.

Bloggers don't count.

They would probably welcome NSA surveillance because it would mean more hits.

[ilovesarah2012]

LOL

[butterdezillion]

Not this blogger. This blogger is sick of NSA or whoever it is that is stealing my emails, making my computer run slowly or crashing, making Word not work, etc at critical times in my research and communications with law enforcement. I get no benefit from the number of hits and nostly care about getting the rule of law back. Having the anti-virus companies give the NSA a back-door way to put viruses on the computers of people who don’t like this regime’s lawlessness is disgusting because viruses can make it so difficult to slog through the information-gathering process that it neutralizes our ability for the truth to tie its shoes before the regime’s lies circle the globe 20 times and do all the damage intended.

If they’re not able to intimidate bloggers into silence they can always virus them into silence, and it seems like the news now is that they’re doing precisely that. That news doesn’t surprise me a bit. Fits what I’ve been saying all along.

[Jane Long]

You could start a blog about the perils and nuisance of blogs...and how they are established purely to generate hits ;-) I wonder how many hits you would get.

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