Well, come on guys, it's not like privacy laws are that important, especially when compared to fighting terrorists.[/sarcasm] |
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I private organization has analyzed several infected hard drives and analyzed the virus on it, which is a trojan horse that is sent out by the government. It was supposed to be used against suspected terrorists, but seems to have been used against lots of other people as well. It violates the German constitution and is poorly written and protected against. They said that anyone with sufficient hacking ability can hijack the virus and use it themselves to spy on people. |
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If the government can steal your money at gunpoint, what's the problem with them invading your privacy? |
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serv·ice, noun |
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My electric and gas comes from a local Cooperative, not the government... And we pay AFTER we get it. |
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I'm not exactly sure what you mean by that. Could you please rephrase? |
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I'll give a better example. We all know how a grocery store works: you go in, you obtain the items you want, and then you pay for those items. Restaurant: same thing, you order your food, you eat the food you ordered, and then you pay. If the food delivered is wrong, you don't pay. |
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I showed you the dictionary definition, it said nothing about when a payment is made for the services. |
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