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I presume you're an American
No, I'm one of those dirty foreigners who aren't worth the Americans' privacy protections (not that that's saying much, either).
In the grand scheme of things I think that the NSA surveillance program (along with the inevitable leak) was a
great thing. It would have taken dozens of years (perhaps more) for other countries to realize that storing their citizens' private data (including, for example, confidential military-academia email exchanges) abroad in cleartext represents (aside from the obvious privacy stuff) a gaping national security hole, and that just because the email or cloud provider uses SSL for connections doesn't automagically make everything nice and secure. Maybe they'll even learn a thing or two about software security and trust.
are you going to march on Washington with those others in protest?
Hell no, my ugly fatfuckery might make people quit the protest or redirect their rage and maybe create a movement called "involuntary euthanasia for the morbidly obese; especially THIS guy".
Chin up buttercup. Everything's gonna be just fine.
Yeah, well, likely not. But thanks for trying.