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Old 08.01.2007, 06:35 PM   #53
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Originally Posted by Amplifly
All of it is your loss because eventually they will be able to target you because of any slight inclination against their policies you may inadvertently reveal.

You can agure that you're doing nothing wrong, so what does it matter, but what happens when you are falsely accused? What recourse do you have? If they are monitoring you illegally, and can prosecute you based on that illegal monitoring, what makes you think that you can legally defend yourself under such conditions?

We can't stop it, so why cry about it? You have your freedom now, so enjoy it. When you are locked up in prison for a crime you didn't commit, do you want to look back and say "wow, I had all that time and all I did was complain about the inevitable," or "hey, glad I used that time wisely and enjoyed life."

And of course, that is assuming you DO actually get locked up for a crime you didn't commit. They can't do that to EVERYBODY in America, come on.
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