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I've watched this talk and have used it as an example to others on why this matters and why we should care. Sadly most either refuse to believe it, or will just argue back. What other suggestions do you have to combat this argument?

Mr Snowden,

Thank you for having the morality and integrity to bring to light the issues and practices that you did.

With that being said, a question for all of you:

What can we do to help educate people on what is really being done and how it is effecting them on a daily basis? I've attempted using rhetoric of "If you have nothing to hide when please write down your Facebook/Bank/Email etc accounts for me". 9/10 times there is still refusal but they still don't see the issue.

What can the everyday man do to help people understand that even if you have nothing to hide, it doesn't forfeit the rights for millions of others across the glove?

Hi Carrie,

I feel that along with the horrible issue of racism rampant in the police department of Ferguson, as well as implications of judicial members, we should look into the core issue of the corruption in front of us.

At one point can we justify doing a broader probe into other departments across the nation?

Let's say you are walking by a dumpster, and you find a kitten there starving to death. You may have a moment of sadness but do you take the action to look for more kittens in the dumpster, or do you walk past ignoring it completely?

In a metaphorical sense anyway.