On Sat, 28 Dec 2013 07:00:58 -0800 (PST),
wrote:

nestork wrote: "To be perfectly honest, I expect most Americans don't care if the NSA has a record of their phone calls. "


And THAT - RIGHT THERE - is the worst and saddest point of this issue!

I woudn't say that. It's hard to relate to what might possibly happen
20 years from now. Or even two years, when you're sure it's not going
to relate directly to you. I'm not worth spying on and 90+% of
people aren't.

Amd I'm not worred about the NSA now, because I get no foreign calls,
except once a year from an allied country, not one where terrorists
hang out, and no one else who calls me or I call is worth watching.

And most people get no foreign calls and place none.

Same thing about Target. I havent' been to Target since well before
Thansgiving, when their problem started, so it doesn't affect me.

Apathy is the most potent WMD out there.


As far as that court's ruling? I consider any court higher than the State Superior level to be no more than a corporate TOOL.

LOL