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Re: lot of data Wrong. Both are criminals. |
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kudos:3 | said by battleop:Wrong. Both are criminals.
Unless you don't like the first criminal. Then you have one criminal and one hero. |
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| If they were "heroes" they would not release the private information to the public. |
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 KrKHeavy Artillery For The Little GuyPremium
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Tulsa, OK | said by battleop:If they were "heroes" they would not release the private information to the public.
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Who else they going to release it to?
The FBI? Yeah, THAT will get it fixed.
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said by battleop:If they were "heroes" they would not release the private information to the public. Pending a more effective method to inform the public about specific information collected and held by government agencies; this will have to do.
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| What you are really saying is it's just find for hackers to release personal information even though we don't have to have any real proof that these criminals really stole the data from the FBI.
As long as it is not your information that's being released it's a perfectly acceptable action.
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| said by battleop:What you are really saying is it's just find for hackers to release personal information even though we don't have to have any real proof that these criminals really stole the data from the FBI. We'll set aside for now that a list of UUIDs is a privacy threat, about equal to a list of License Plate numbers.
The question of what the FBI does and does not have can be easily solved by having the agency become meaningfully transparent to US citizens.
said by battleop:As long as it is not your information that's being released it's a perfectly acceptable action. You made that up all on your own.
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