Talking about spy equipment, I get spied on at work, my car spies on me, there is cameras in the streets and in the stores I shop, the house and property I live in gets spied from the air, I can't do things to my house and their property (If I'm not allowed to do what I want with it and have to pay rent to the government to use it, it's not my property). I can't be on the phone or on the internet without being spied on. My income is spied on. What stretch of the imagination is it that I'm free?
i was being a little sarcastic. its sad that both our statements are true isn't it? i do think we should cut all aid to foreign countries though and go after companies selling to dicktators and other morons.
Also, if they were using the internet to do this as well should these same nations be denied internet access? This is a stupid argument they are putting forward.
wjappeFeb 8, 2012Buried
Talking about spy equipment, I get spied on at work, my car spies on me, there is cameras in the streets and in the stores I shop, the house and property I live in gets spied from the air, I can't do things to my house and their property (If I'm not allowed to do what I want with it and have to pay rent to the government to use it, it's not my property). I can't be on the phone or on the internet without being spied on. My income is spied on. What stretch of the imagination is it that I'm free?
casspaFeb 7, 2012Buried
Reminds me of Nic Cage's finer role Lord of War
kyzzyxxFeb 8, 2012Buried
In silk sheets with 10000 thread count
angrycat70Feb 8, 2012Buried
For years we tried to export democracy. Now we're exporting our police state.
rufiohoFeb 7, 2012Buried
It does seem like a shadowy industry
nickchopperFeb 7, 2012Buried
Yeah, like what kind of a person works for an outfit like that?
anomaly100Feb 7, 2012Buried
<raises hand>
bobosmitorFeb 7, 2012Buried
Probably need to limit sales to these countries that are using it to hurt their own people.
cb810Feb 8, 2012Buried
How do these companies sleep at night?
angrycat70Feb 8, 2012Buried
China is spending mega-bucks on a huge surveillance system
kyzzyxxFeb 8, 2012Buried
Legally? No. Morally? f**k ya. But that concept is totally foreign to you, asshat.
tylorlilesFeb 8, 2012Buried
i was being a little sarcastic. its sad that both our statements are true isn't it? i do think we should cut all aid to foreign countries though and go after companies selling to dicktators and other morons.
kyzzyxxFeb 8, 2012Buried
And if you think your country isn't using this against you, you are an idiot.
norman619Feb 8, 2012Buried
You really think that will stop them from getting the stuff? Don't be so naive.
breadfredFeb 8, 2012Buried
Indeed - shame the suppliers and stop using them.
BluntzworthFeb 8, 2012Buried
Is that lotion level thread counts.
BluntzworthFeb 8, 2012Buried
Well companies dont have the need for sleep since they are not actually people.
See that should discredit the entire "Corporations are People" arguement.
angrycat70Feb 8, 2012Buried
>>European and American companies are providing key surveillance technology to authoritarian governments that is then being used to aid repression.
The article didn't address weapons- most of which were bought and sold years ago.
norman619Feb 8, 2012Buried
Also, if they were using the internet to do this as well should these same nations be denied internet access? This is a stupid argument they are putting forward.
pika2000Feb 8, 2012Buried
Yes, the techno experts .