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To: Gay State Conservative

I don’t see it that way.

So, if the government (say, the IRS) wanted access to your personal data, you would be completely and unabashedly on board with providing the government the keys to get it?


9 posted on 04/03/2016 1:46:47 PM PDT by rlmorel ("Irrational violence against muslims" is a myth, but "Irrational violence against non-muslims" isn't)
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To: rlmorel

You cannot be a little bit pregnant.

Either you are okay with the sacredness of your private papers and possessions, or you are not.

No government should force a person to break into someone else’s private information. Sure the government owned the phone and they were within their rights to break the code themselves.

Just as the Patriot Act was bastardized for other purposes, there is no compelling reason to allow the government access to my private information.


14 posted on 04/03/2016 2:04:28 PM PDT by Vermont Lt (Ask Bernie supporters two questions: Who is rich. Who decides. In the past, that meant who died.)
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