In conclusion, the safety of the nation trumps the privacy of a person, as it helps save lives, solve crimes, and is much better for the nation's people. Would you rather risk your safety or even your life for a loss of privacy.

Do you have any evidence of this? SWAT operations are very expensive, and the are not mainly built on the baises of investigation, it would seem to be illogical to send .a swat team for normal investigation...

Surveillance in public areas is very effective, 6 Crimes a day solved by cctv, this shows how mass surveillance has benefited society. For example, the infamou London Nail bomber was solved in part by a cctv footage. If it weren't for cctv cameras many crimes would take much longer or be impossible to solve, allowing the perpetrator to attach again or not be brought to justice.

"An independent board has declared a set of National Security Agency data collection programs both "legal and effective in protecting national security", despite expressing concern about "intrusions" into individuals' privacy."

NSA data collection is very effective and accurate system and is very much legal as explain by this independent board.

Also, why would a police tactical team be after you unless you have committed or is suspected of committing a crime, a tactical operation involving swat would cost upwards of 1,040 USD per hour.

If you don't have anything to incriminate you than you will not be arrested.

“lives have been saved” because of the cautious execution of the surveillance systems. “We know of at least 50 threats that have been averted” not just in the United States, but in countries around the world, including Germany.”

-Quote From National Security Agency Director Gen. Keith Alexander.

We should give up privacy for the security of the nation, as it helps solve and prevent crimes, helps ensure your individual safety and the safety of a nation and its allies. For example, the PRISM surveillance system of the NSA has help stop 50 terror and crime threats not just in the USA but also in countries like Germany.

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