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Vonage Don't believe everything you read in the paper (or what the government are telling
Don't believe everything you read in the paper (or what the government are telling you) as fact.
What the 3 telcos and the government are doing is simply Invasion of Privacy.
quote:
"these worrywarts show little sign of being familiar with science fiction writer David Brin's argument that the death of privacy is inevitable and our only choice is whether only governments or everyone will use the surveillance and data collection technologies which are continually advancing in sophistication and ease of use."
It is not a lack of familiarity that we, worrywarts, portray. It's a lack of acceptance that the loss of privacy is inevitable. To submit to the unconstitutional usurping of our privacy, by a government seeking to destroy everything we were founded on, is to say that we do not recognize our inherent rights of life, LIBERTY, and happiness. The government, whether Federal or State, has no right to monitor the citizens of the U.S. without reasonable suspicion of a crime. They are using fear from the "terrorist" threat to convince Americans to relinquish their rights without question.
If people do not actively fight the government's imposition on our freedom now, while we have the hope of doing so we will very soon lose that chance.
The preservation of our freedom is the most noble and justifiable basis for dissent and revolution we, as private individuals, could possibly have. As Thomas Jefferson, one of the primary authors of the Constitution, said over and over again:
"Whenever the General Government assumes undelegated powers, its acts are unauthoritative, void, and of no force." -Thomas
Jefferson: Kentucky Resolutions, 1798.
"It [is] inconsistent with the principles of civil liberty, and contrary to the natural rights of the other members of the society, that any body of men therein should have authority to enlarge their own powers... without restraint." -Thomas Jefferson: Virginia Allowance
Bill, 1778.
Read The Full Thread: Did Vonage give NSA our phone records?
• Happy Vonage customer here.
Did Vonage hand over my phone records to the NSA
• You should check out today's Forum Digest in which we learn Vonage will not give
• Why is it a scandal? and who would you go to anyway?
• Been wondering if this was going to pop up here.
Glad to see the answer in the
• Good for Vonage for taking a stand on this matter. There is a right way and a wrong
• Kudos to Vonage for not releasing this information.
Keep in mind that some
• Who gives a crap, anyway. If NSA wants to listen to my wife talk to her mother 800,000
• Godwin's Law in 8 posts. That's got to be some kind of Vonage-Forum.com record.
• Because the next step is to arrest you for calling someone "they" don't like or
• If you're not doing anything illegal, why worry? Something to hide? :-D
oz_80 posted "Don't believe everything you read in the paper (or what the government are telling" on 05/16/2006 |
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