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Anyone who thinks they have any privacy at all with any site online is deluding themselves.
In fact the idea of personal privacy is all but dead in all aspects of your life. Conservatives, including Supreme court Justices Scalia and Thomas, say there is actually no Constitutional right to privacy.
And the NSA, which is chartered with monitoring and collecting information and communications of EVERYONE, is the largest intelligence organization in the world (7 - 10 times the size of the CIA.) And they monitor every email, website, phone call, etc. in the world.
And no one knows, or has any right to know, what private entities and corporations do with our information once we release it (which we do whenever we sign almost any agreement for credit, contracts, services, contests, etc.)
Facebook is just a symptom of the cultural disease. And they did change their policy recently stipulating that they will delete all your information within a given time after your account is closed.
I don't really do anything illegal, and I'm not that interesting a person. So honestly, the idea that the government is watching me is kind of funny. Somebody out there must be super bored.
You shouldn't say anything on your phone/cell about anything you don't want to share (ie. a lot of the things we talk about on here for instance, wink-wink). There are certain "words", even those you think might be little known slang, that trip the computer monitors and will get your message examined. Most likely, you're small-beans, and will be passed over. But one never knows...
Conservatives, including Supreme court Justices Scalia and Thomas, say there is actually no Constitutional right to privacy.
This is not stated by "conservatives". It's stated by any one who has read the constitution. Nowhere in the U.S. Constitution is the word "privacy" mentioned. Nor is it mentioned in the Bill of Rights or subsequent amendments.
You people who insist on blaming conservatives for everything fail to see that the liberals are doing the same thing to all of us. That's the real conspiracy - fooling the public into thinking that one group or another is more altruistic. Don't fall for it.
Conservatives, including Supreme court Justices Scalia and Thomas, say there is actually no Constitutional right to privacy.
Well, maybe the more conservative justices on the current court disagree, but the Supreme Court already decided back in the 60's that a right to privacy was implicitly stated in the Bill of Rights: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Griswold_v._Connecticut
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