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September 23, 2009 at 11:13 AM in reply to: “White House collects Web users’ data without notice” #461156September 23, 2009 at 11:13 AM in reply to: “White House collects Web users’ data without notice” #461228
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ParticipantHey pp, you may want to call up Google and complain that they are violating your privacy by archiving all your posts here without your permission:
http://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Apiggington.com+partypup
I’m pretty sure that Google makes transparency claims too.
September 23, 2009 at 11:13 AM in reply to: “White House collects Web users’ data without notice” #461431ParticipantHey pp, you may want to call up Google and complain that they are violating your privacy by archiving all your posts here without your permission:
http://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Apiggington.com+partypup
I’m pretty sure that Google makes transparency claims too.
September 23, 2009 at 10:34 AM in reply to: “White House collects Web users’ data without notice” #460602ParticipantPP, you are naive to think that anything you post on a public forum or profile doesn’t have the potential of being archived, whether it is done by the owner or anyone else who can see it.
I have a feeling the White House also archives letters it receives via ye olden pony express and has been doing so for hundreds of years. How is this any different? I don’t recall them notifying anyone that they’ll be archiving any mail they receive, but I guarantee you that they do. Generally when you send someone something, it is implied that they will keep it.
September 23, 2009 at 10:34 AM in reply to: “White House collects Web users’ data without notice” #460794ParticipantPP, you are naive to think that anything you post on a public forum or profile doesn’t have the potential of being archived, whether it is done by the owner or anyone else who can see it.
I have a feeling the White House also archives letters it receives via ye olden pony express and has been doing so for hundreds of years. How is this any different? I don’t recall them notifying anyone that they’ll be archiving any mail they receive, but I guarantee you that they do. Generally when you send someone something, it is implied that they will keep it.
September 23, 2009 at 10:34 AM in reply to: “White House collects Web users’ data without notice” #461136ParticipantPP, you are naive to think that anything you post on a public forum or profile doesn’t have the potential of being archived, whether it is done by the owner or anyone else who can see it.
I have a feeling the White House also archives letters it receives via ye olden pony express and has been doing so for hundreds of years. How is this any different? I don’t recall them notifying anyone that they’ll be archiving any mail they receive, but I guarantee you that they do. Generally when you send someone something, it is implied that they will keep it.
September 23, 2009 at 10:34 AM in reply to: “White House collects Web users’ data without notice” #461208ParticipantPP, you are naive to think that anything you post on a public forum or profile doesn’t have the potential of being archived, whether it is done by the owner or anyone else who can see it.
I have a feeling the White House also archives letters it receives via ye olden pony express and has been doing so for hundreds of years. How is this any different? I don’t recall them notifying anyone that they’ll be archiving any mail they receive, but I guarantee you that they do. Generally when you send someone something, it is implied that they will keep it.
September 23, 2009 at 10:34 AM in reply to: “White House collects Web users’ data without notice” #461410ParticipantPP, you are naive to think that anything you post on a public forum or profile doesn’t have the potential of being archived, whether it is done by the owner or anyone else who can see it.
I have a feeling the White House also archives letters it receives via ye olden pony express and has been doing so for hundreds of years. How is this any different? I don’t recall them notifying anyone that they’ll be archiving any mail they receive, but I guarantee you that they do. Generally when you send someone something, it is implied that they will keep it.
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Participant[quote=surveyor]The problem with your logic is that you fail to mention that the death of almost 3000 of our citizens on our home soil was enough of a reason for us to consider taking the fight to our enemies and for creating new measures to protect the American populace.[/quote]
The problem with your logic is that we’ve now lost well over 3,000 of our citizens in a war with a nation that has absolutely nothing to do with the 3,000 citizens who we are supposedly avenging.
If you think about it that way, Bin Laden and the Saudis killed way more than the 3,000 on 9/11. Mission accomplished, indeed.
Participant[quote=surveyor]The problem with your logic is that you fail to mention that the death of almost 3000 of our citizens on our home soil was enough of a reason for us to consider taking the fight to our enemies and for creating new measures to protect the American populace.[/quote]
The problem with your logic is that we’ve now lost well over 3,000 of our citizens in a war with a nation that has absolutely nothing to do with the 3,000 citizens who we are supposedly avenging.
If you think about it that way, Bin Laden and the Saudis killed way more than the 3,000 on 9/11. Mission accomplished, indeed.
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