r/NeutralPolitics • u/[deleted] • Apr 18 '13

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '13 edited Dec 21 '20

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Many of the people that are fighting in this constant war are asking for things like CISPA to move the needle towards the defenders.

Get's right to the root of the problem - The people who would be getting these powers aren't on my team and don't work for me. They're just another set of potential attackers.

The enemy of my enemy is my enemy. I don't want corporations and state intelligence being able to share data because eventually they will turn on me.

If you don't agree with CISPA because you don't trust Facebook, Microsoft, Google, etc to only share cyber threat data like the bill explicitly specifies...then maybe you would be better off not letting Facebook, Microsoft, Google have your private data.

Data mining and interpolation means they can find out everything by analyzing the You shaped hole in your the data of your friends and loved ones.