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> Maybe because outside... I explicitly acknowledged this in the very next sentence. The difference is that you assert this as a fact (for which you have no ev
by tkahn6 13y ago
> Maybe because outside...
I explicitly acknowledged this in the very next sentence. The difference is that you assert this as a fact (for which you have no evidence) and I state it as a possible explanation.
> The problem with this line of reasoning is that it's not falsifiable.
And for the same reason the claim that terrorism is not a problem due to lack of sufficiently motivated terrorists is also not falsifiable. Hence my suggestion that the government scale back their anti-terrorism [spying] operations and see what the outcome is.
> we need more transparency and less secrecy from our government
Agreed.
- mindcrime 13y agoI explicitly acknowledged this in the very next sentence. The difference is that you assert this as a fact (for which you have no evidence) and I state it as a possible explanation. I actually meant to end that with a question mark, but I mistyped it and didn't notice until I saw your reply. I definitely don't mean to assert that as fact, but just floating it out there as a scenario worth considering.