>He fell for muh privacy meme Why do we need that when only

You can make burritos without mexicans involved and nobody will care, it's called chipotle.
Do these idiots even think before they make signs?

>>60720528
You're benefiting from privacy right now. If you weren't, everyone on 4chan would like this.

Remember that.

Do you want every post you make to be identified to your real identity? Do you want every message to be made readable by the government?

Please read https://privacytools.io

>>60720528
https://youtu.be/pXxyDZRUTDQ?t=1m5s

>No burritos
Chicano burritos suck anyway. Who the fuck puts rice in a burrito?
Also
>muh terries and peedos
They also benefit from liberty and freedom of thought, doesnt mean we should be chained to our fucking desks all day watching propaganda.

>>60720528
that sounds like something a terrorist would say. You aren't a terrorist are you?

>number of terrorist plots that have involved encryption in any way (outside of movie plots)
>0

>>60720528
>why do we not lock all people up because a few of them may or may not be criminally inclined
That's how stupid you sound, you dumb shill.
>image.jpg
Mobile rangeban when? Of course a phoneposting retard has no concept of anything beyond consumerism.

>>60720528
>DEFINES HIS USEFULNESS OUTPUT IN BURRITOS!

AHAHAHAHAHAHA!

>>60720528
this
Fuck libtards and /g/cucks

>>60720552
>Do you want every post you make to be identified to your real identity?
Yes so I can report every lolifags and libtards to the FBI.

>>60721770
>Yes so I can report every lolifags and libtards to the FBI.
>Reporting to a deep state run by libtards

If anything, the party van will round up fascists like you.

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>>60721806
you mad bro?

>>60720900
https://www.ctc.usma.edu/posts/how-terrorists-use-encryption
https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20160713/15373734966/yes-isis-is-using-encryption-not-very-well.shtml
http://www.newstatesman.com/world/middle-east/2016/03/burner-phones-and-mysterious-encryption-how-isis-communicating-now
https://medium.com/@thegrugq/just-the-facts-isis-encryption-c70f258c0f7
https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2016/03/isis_encryption.html

:^)

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I kind of agree on state surveillance, but at the moment it's a really shitty because it targets everyone, not the people of interest.
They get way more data to process, therefore are less effective and terrorist attacks happen just like they would with no surveillance.

>look mom, I posted it again

>>60720554
kek
Politically incorrect, intelligent and still funny. Some values /pol/ never will achieve.

>>60721855
That's assuming the powers that be don't turn a blind eye to so-called persons of interest to begin with. The Truck of Peace driver at Christmas turned out to be deported, what, three times? Then you have the nigger that slashed two doctors in front of a mirror, where the cunt judge Lisa Grant reduced his sentence to 364 days to avoid deportation.

>>60720528
on principle of human dignity

the problem lies on the ethical layer, as the foundation of most states have a basic set of human rights that state ones possession over oneself as the foundation of human dignity.
according to this, you should be the one who decides how you make your thoughts public.
assuming the state is allowed to spy on you out of mere suspicion, so should it be legal for anyone to spy on anyone, if they manage to do so.

However, the practical core of problem is how people deal with the information they grab from others. Even if they dont do anything illegal, there are plenty of ways to ruin ones life with stolen information.

>>60721919
this

I thought the joke in the picture is that "no illegals > no illegals".

I mean don't you murricans call mexicans "burritos" as well

Like fuck that kind of food anyways, mexican food is fucking terrible.

>>60720528
Why you ask?
Let me answer with a question
Why do people close the door in public restrooms even though everybody knows what they are doing in their?
BECAUSE IT'S CALLED "BASIC PRIVACY" IT'S A HUMAN RIGHT AND A NESSESITY IN THE HUMAN BRAIN.
YOU FUCKING MONGOLIOD

>>60720528
Post your address and phone number right here, right now or else you're a pedo

>>60721855
I want to suck off whoever made this

>>60722690
You're not a registered government agent faggot

>>60721855
>I kind of agree on state surveillance
Almost everyone does, they just want them to have to have reasonable suspicion before they get a warrant for it.

>>60722885
but I am.

>>60722974
No you aren't.

>>60720528
Bump

>>60720528
I benefit from encryption because people I know are nosy fucks.

Please, post your e-mail addresses and passwords for them here. You aren't doing anything wrong, are you?

>>60720552
I dont see you're point though, plus (not even American) you're government just made it so visa applications have a section for internet handles. How is that not a good thing? it stops terrorists dead in their tracks if theyve ever posted pro isis stuff. it also gives employers better insight into their employees so that they can avoid hiring undesirables. Having everything but government security being public pits more eyes (the collective eye of the public) on any illegal and suspicious behaviour.