Demonstrations to protest NSA spying planned for July 4th
If Brazilians can create a 1 million strong protest over a 0.1$ bus fare increase, I'd hope Americans from the "land of the free, home of the <i>brave</i>" would be able to do the same over the revealing of a massive spying apparatus that's used against Americans and completely infringing on the 4th amendment.<p>But even more importantly it's infringing on their human rights that should guarantee that they don't have to live in fear in a surveillance state and they have the right to anonymous speech or being able to have confidential conversations with people, without having to think that everything they say is being recorded by the government, and if if they even say the "wrong words" they may end up on certain "lists" that are monitored more heavily.