It's common knowledge that NSA dragnet surveillance recorded the phone calls and captured the metadata of almost every American for a few years, and probably still is. This, I would argue, we can agree upon without having to present evidence.
If you're going to argue that this violation of human rights was necessary, the burden of proof is on you to prove this extraordinary claim.
It's common knowledge that NSA dragnet surveillance recorded the phone calls and captured the metadata of almost every American for a few years, and probably still is. This, I would argue, we can agree upon without having to present evidence.
If you're going to argue that this violation of human rights was necessary, the burden of proof is on you to prove this extraordinary claim.