In this episode of
Last Week Tonight, comedian John Oliver lays out the various government surveillance programs in an easy-to-understand way, reminding Americans of the information that was released by NSA whistle-blower Edward Snowden. His random sample of Times Square tourists asking them who Edward Snowden was is an indictment of how the corporate media keeps people ignorant, and/or how most Americans just don't give a f**k.
The second half of the episode is an interview with Edward Snowden; it's hilarious and scary at the same time.
Something has to be done about the government intercepting pictures of my junk. It's time to protest!
My junk is private and should only be shared with those whom I choose to see it.
Disclaimer: If you don't understand my comments, go watch the episode. That will explain everything.