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Counter-terrorism and Mass surveillance: the convenient deal.

-- By JulienMaudet - 09 Dec 2016
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 Furthermore, how would a machine make a difference between an individual who is curious about ISIS and wonders how to make a bomb and an actual terrorist ? The machine would put red flags on tens of thousands of individuals and they couldn’t all be further investigated.

At the time Osama Bin Laden were still alive, Cory Doctorow rather rounded what I consider as the actual situation, in his statement: “Funny, for all surveillance, Osama bin Laden is still free and we're not. Guess who's winning the 'war on terror'?” \ No newline at end of file

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Why is the discussion about "terrorism" in particular, unless in order to confuse. The State's interest in the suppression of all crime is uniform, whatever crime may be defined to be. There is no relevance to the particulars unless precisely to eliminate the awareness of generalities that is necessary for successful democratic self-government. Why not try a draft in which the proposition, "counter-terrorism" is replaced by the proposition "policing and order enforcement"? What happens to the rest of the thought process involved?

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