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ChickeNES 6 hours ago

Sure, let's just trade the NSA for the CCP, no issues there.

anonym29 6 hours ago | parent [-]

One poses an active, unchecked threat to the constitutional rights of US citizens, has a chartered mission to subvert and undermine the very field of cryptography itself - going so far as to bribe standards bodies to adopt backdoored algorithms (using taxpayer funds to do so), has plotted to mass-violate the constitutional rights of their own citizens and lie about it to the national legislature (which they carried out successfully, committing perjury in the process and facing zero consequences for it), secretly cooperates with the criminal justice system via parallel construction to target nonviolent, law-abiding political activists with fabricated criminal charges as retaliation for politically disfavored speech, while the other is about 6500 miles away, has negligible presence in / reach into the US, and is generally unconcerned with the domestic political activities of US citizens.

Cider9986 3 hours ago | parent | next [-]

I agree–it's absurd to be more concerned about spying of China on American citizens than the spying of our own government. While allies of the US are problematic because of however many eyes.

Not particularly relevant but the lawful spying implemented in the telecommunications system by our own government has been abused by Chinese hackers as well.

075326899532 4 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

+ 3 social credits, comrade

ChickeNES 5 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

> has negligible presence in / reach into the US, and is generally unconcerned with the domestic political activities of US citizens.

lmao