Emails of the Average Joe of little interest to anyone
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Americans need to ask themselves if they think anyone with access to classified material should be allowed to decide if it should remain classified.
Suppose 99 out of 100 Americans with access to classified information think it involves legitimate national security interests. Should the 100th American who disagrees be allowed to say to the other 99 people: “I don’t care what you fascists think, I’m going public with this stuff”?
I don’t care if the American government has my phone records anymore than I care that the phone company does. And it’s inconceivable to me that the government would be interested in my emails.
Does anyone have evidence that President Obama has ever violated the privacy of the average American citizen? I didn’t think so.
Eric Bahrt
Pattaya
