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When the government spies on it's citizens should government entities(law enforcement,elected and appointed officials, intelligence,military and etc) have any privacy or personal info protected?
Yes regardless of the government entity.
Yes depending the government entity.(please specify)
No
Other
I do not know.
I ask this question because in a occu-tard thread about some occu-tard protesters hacking and posting addresses of some police officers another poster brought a very valid point.The government does worse and spies on the American people,so how can they expect to have any privacy themselves or expect their personal info to be protected. I actually agree with that point.
Yes regardless of the government entity.
Yes depending the government entity.(please specify)
No
Other
I do not know.
I ask this question because in a occu-tard thread about some occu-tard protesters hacking and posting addresses of some police officers another poster brought a very valid point.The government does worse and spies on the American people,so how can they expect to have any privacy themselves or expect their personal info to be protected. I actually agree with that point.
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