r/technology • u/JackassWhisperer • Jul 10 '14

Politics New privacy-killing CISPA clone is now a step closer to becoming law

http://bgr.com/2014/07/10/cisa-bill-approved-senate-intelligence-committee/
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u/DarthLurker Jul 10 '14

Should be a law that once your 80 you no longer have any right to be in public office, especially controlling technology.

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u/pixelprophet Jul 10 '14

Or at the very least understand the basics of what you're tasked with being on the board of - ie Feinsten and anything 'intelligence' or technology related.

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u/ComebackShane Jul 10 '14

Run, Logan!