why is Apple above the law?[views:1845][posts:7]____________________________________________ [Feb 20,2016 8:52am - ClothespinnedDick ""] Why is Apple allowed to even have the OPTION of saying no, we won't allow the FBI acess to a murderers iPhone contacts and texts? |
| ____________________________________ [Feb 20,2016 9:09am - Because.. ""] Apple protects the powerless.... The helpless... Aginst the tyrants who call themselves the law. |
| _____________________________________________ [Feb 20,2016 10:47am - Enquiring faggets ""] Tax dodging fagget corporation, products made by almost-slaves so hipster queers can take selfies vs. Uncle Sam's lying, corrupt thug-faggets looking for an excuse to further control unsuspecting faggets. Solution? Everyone should be killed. |
| _____________________________________________ [Feb 20,2016 10:58am - ClothespinnedDick ""] Legal to tap phones if you're suspected of terrorism, legal to seize your home, but APPLE can keep to themselves the content of a nutcase killers texting, call history and fapping apps?! What if it was a kidnapped little non fat white girl and the contents of the iPhone could mean finding her or convicting the kidnapper? |
| _____________________________________________ [Feb 20,2016 11:01am - ClothespinnedDick ""] And Apple doesn't protect shit, it's just a stunt to get more liberal hipster doufuses to buy Apple and think that by doing so they're somehow "sticking it to the man" whilst twisting their mustaches. |
| ____________________________________________ [Feb 20,2016 1:33pm - Enquiring faggets ""] Agreed and I hate Apple along with all their fagget fanboys, but I still don't trust the fucking feds. Short-term, yes unlock the phone. I don't believe for a second they don't already have an existing work-around to do that. |
| _____________________________________ [Feb 21,2016 9:56pm - My 2 cents ""] Its because of affirmative action quotas they have to meet. Thats why. |
| ____________________________________________ [Feb 22,2016 8:47am - ClothespinnedDick ""] So, if I'm to believe that the Feds can't acess someone's iPhone, (i don't ), doesn't it seem like some fuckery, that Apple is allowed to have a system of communication in which millions of people, in America alone, are "protected" from the govt being able to see the information they exchange? Even typing it felt absurd. |