The sad thing is that the gov. are trying to prevent insurgents finding out things yet cocky ppl run their mouths off in chat rooms etc about their jobs in full detail. How things are and their bases addy's etc. The amount of times i been in military chat rooms on yahoo and some arrogant sod is saying "secret" info. Even if ppl lie there has to be some truth behind it so the littlest thing can push an insurgent on.

The sad thing is that the gov. are trying to prevent insurgents finding out things yet cocky ppl run their mouths off in chat rooms etc about their jobs in full detail. How things are and their bases addy's etc. The amount of times i been in military chat rooms on yahoo and some arrogant sod is saying "secret" info. Even if ppl lie there has to be some truth behind it so the littlest thing can push an insurgent on.

Terrorists you mean, you idiot.

Hahahhaha@post#12.

This is good. The FBI ought to be watching also for any in country freakies. I hope they do so aggressively, even here.

I'm pretty sure the NSA has been doing this since the internet became popular, they just don't say anything about it.

Whenever I'm discussing terrorism related subjects on chat I always say "Hello Mr. NSA do you know Sam Fisher?"

Sad that no one cares about privacy at all anymore, I personally find these abuses entirely un-American. Sacrificing freedom and privacy for security is for those who clearly don't deserve said freedom.

Originally Posted by major liability

Sad that no one cares about privacy at all anymore, I personally find these abuses entirely un-American. Sacrificing freedom and privacy for security is for those who clearly don't deserve said freedom.

See my signature.

The answer is simple, when we were attacked due to all of our freedoms that allowed the terrorists to dwell amongst us and strike as they wished. Had our founding father's been around to witness it, guaranteed, they would have edited their quotes.

That's the price you pay for freedom.

Originally Posted by the_13th_redneck

That's the price you pay for freedom.

Exactly. We're giving up our freedoms so that we can protect them better. It doesn't make a lot of sense. First privacy... what next? The 2nd Amendment?