as a citizen of the united states, the move by the french government to collect information about its citizens, sounds very familiarly to me. our government has systimatically erroded our civil liberties and rights to privacy over the past 7 years in the name of safety and security. whether you agree with the underlying arguments for such a program, you can be certain that it will be abused and used for nefarious purposes for which it was not originally intended.
People willing to trade their freedom for temporary security deserve neither and will lose both.
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As an American
as a citizen of the united states, the move by the french government to collect information about its citizens, sounds very familiarly to me.
As a citizen of the "U"nited "S"tates you should leearn ENGLISH !
Remember ENGLISH? does THAT sound "familiarly" to you aswell?
Benjamin Franklin: “Those who would sacrifice a little liberty for more safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety.”
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as a citizen of the united states, the move by the french government to collect information about its citizens, sounds very familiarly to me. our government has systimatically erroded our civil liberties and rights to privacy over the past 7 years in the name of safety and security. whether you agree with the underlying arguments for such a program, you can be certain that it will be abused and used for nefarious purposes for which it was not originally intended.
People willing to trade their freedom for temporary security deserve neither and will lose both.