[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

The fact that there are nukes in the world makes them open to abuse if they find their way into the wrong hands.

People WILL do anything if the money is right, and something that ISIS have more than any previous terrorist group is money, and plenty of it.

Being aware that the possibility exists for weapons to fall into the wrong hands, is not scaremongering. It's highlighting a potential problem that we should be monitoring very closely

Does that extend to removing fundamental rights of individuals? I don't think so. We should protect our fundamental rights, using due process to track down those that would seek to harm us.

Well it's not a realistic scenario, We basically destabilised the Middle East on a lie that Iraq had WMDs. If there's even a chance of IS getting nuclear capabilities then they would be slaughtered without pause.

It's just a stupid scenairio to justify the invasion of everyone's privacy and one that would never happen outside of 24. Arista thinks it's likely that IS will get their hands on a nuke, plan to plant it in America and then **** it all up by leaving a phone with all the information to stop it from happening lying about for the FBI to get their hands on.

The only reason why the FBI wants to access that phone is so that they can set a precedent to invade anyone's privacy as long as they justify it using the T-word. Anyone defending the FBI's actions are the ones who are TRULY naive.