While you're right that as a judge you must respect the law, we as a society must re-evaluate it's usefulness and purpose.
You're looking at this the other way round. It's not that privacy makes it harder to foster a civilized society, but removing makes it totally impossible.
Is amuses me that you would see this as post Snowden or even American issue. As a Brazilian I know our state is much more corrupt and inapt, and the risks are an order of magnitude higher for us, Snowden or not.
You're looking at this the other way round. It's not that privacy makes it harder to foster a civilized society, but removing makes it totally impossible.
Is amuses me that you would see this as post Snowden or even American issue. As a Brazilian I know our state is much more corrupt and inapt, and the risks are an order of magnitude higher for us, Snowden or not.
See here for some of the rational: http://www.thoughtcrime.org/blog/we-should-all-have-somethin...