What's the point in knowing the NSA is monitoring everything you say and do?
I'd rather know. Ignorance is bliss and all that, but I'd rather know.
I'd rather know. Ignorance is bliss and all that, but I'd rather know.
Especially, as it is, that I find the security theater of the TSA both absurd and to be a gross and unnecessary invasion of privacy. But I am faced with the alternative of simply not traveling, and being forced to choose between the two... well, like I said - to me, anyway, there's some small comfort in knowing this time, at least, some dignity remains.
I realize it may be illogical, but emotions often are.