ethical oversight

[mizkit]

For some reason I was reminded, this morning, of a discussion a few years ago post-Snowden, where an acquaintance of mine who had worked in the intelligence field spoke at great length, and passionately, about why Snowden had been wrong to leak the surveillance information that he did. His reasons were (roughly) matters of trust inside intelligence

Comments

[martianmooncrab]

I’d end up doing that sort of thing for animal testing

of course I read this totally wrong and had this image of you in a classroom teaching animals how to take tests...

[klwilliams]

That's because you're already a superhero, dear.

[spacedlaw]

Not as such , nooo... (ish)
Nobody making that type of fudge could be totally villain.

Then again, you'd totally be the ideal poster creature for a "Come to the dark side we've got cookies/fudge and Mhwahahahaha" campaign.