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thing i'm also pretty concerned that an enemy of mine could start sending me drone after drone of nickelback albums right to my door that i can't get rid of but seriously though yeah i mean look with the internet and with google it's a brave new world they're mapping every place we go online and they use that data they say data they sell it to advertisers is there a point at which this doesn't fringe on our constitutional privacy i don't really know but it's something that we do need to consider because they are watching us and yet it does make me a little uneasy whether it's corporations or the government. you know i think it's interesting that there's a sort of resignation in david the voice there when he talks about corporations having this much power and this much it's created an ability to invade our private space and for me that's been something very frustrating as a progressive when we talk about the n.s.a. leaks or you know amazon drones in general but there's been so much focus on the government's ability to infringe your private rights and you know rightful outrage about that but w

thing i'm also pretty concerned that an enemy of mine could start sending me drone after drone of nickelback albums right to my door that i can't get rid of but seriously though yeah i mean look with the internet and with google it's a brave new world they're mapping every place we go online and they use that data they say data they sell it to advertisers is there a point at which this doesn't fringe on our constitutional privacy i don't really know but it's something that we do need to consider because they are watching us and yeah it does make me a little uneasy whether it's corporations or the government. you know i think it's interesting that there's a sort of resignation of david boies there when he talks about corporations having this much power and this much it's created an ability to invade our private space and for me that's been something very frustrating as a progressive when we talk about the n.s.a. leaks or you know amazon drones in general but there's been so much focus on the government's ability to infringe your private rights and you know rightful outrage about that but when