Don’t worry, it couldn’t happen here.  Now, go back to sleep, citizen.

if you have not committed a crime you have nothing to worry about.

if you are that paranoid, quit pot or mask your identity better.

if the gov’t abuses its power the people in the US will vote them out or hold those responsible accountable

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In present age crimes have no boundry. crime ratio is growing up day by day. Its harmful to the all human communities. such kind of monitoring ofcourse make an interfarnce and dishoner anyone’s privacy. But question is that its not a new thing evry where in the world and in every age in past and present its kind of things have always been part of normal living. In a civilized and developed human socitey its kind of things are not good. but if the govt agencies conduct such things its ofcourse need of that time. depends on the law and order conditions. in simple words, its bearable instead of a crime.
Asad Tehseen Hamed
Ph.D. student (International Law Enforcement)
Area Study Centre for Europe,
University of Karachi.
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Fear of the threat of hurt is potent beyound ration.

When you look back at Nazi Germany you have to wonder how the German people could have been so gullible or so easily manipulated by specters of bogeymen to have surrendered their rights. Maybe blackmail had something to do with it, and maybe not. I’m sure the late J. Edgar Hoover could fill us in on that one.

Sadly, today you can see the American people doing the same thing—placidly allowing themselves to be spied on and losing countless other rights in the name of an open-ended “war on terror.”

The upside for the German people was that Hitler was not the leader of the strongest country in the world and he was eventually overthrown. Who’s going to rescue us from Chancellor Bush?

It is difficult to imagine that this information trolling is for any reason other that blackmailing whomever they chose.  A means to trample, squeeze, stifle—in short power. 
Peeping Toms, eavesdropping, torture, these are perversions that lead to greater perversions.  Step by step.