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My point is that the terror doesn't need an external source. It can be generated internally.
However, an additional point, is that in this case the terror of the Right could be thought of as internal. As in caused by it's own rhetoric. When the media you trust tells you to be afraid, it's understandable for you to be afraid. That might be the campaign of terror you're looking for. Not one from the Left, but one from within the Right itself.
Fair, but that's still not how I read this. Apologies for copying and pasting from another of my replies, but it's the same answer -
It's 100% fluff to pretend that until 2016 privacy was only or even mostly something the right was concerned about. His very premise that only now does the left see the problem is ridiculous on its face. (And the more I think about it, it's typical maga thinking - well NOW you libs see what it's like!) And he makes up that ridiculous premise only so he can say "hey guys everyone worries about these things, Trump's not that bad."
It's probably worthwhile to note that it would be foolish for the CEO of a business that derives revenue from people that are worried about their privacy to say anything that undermines that worry, regardless how self inflicted it is.
The morality of it is another matter. I don't think the business model is evil in itself. There is a need for privacy in this world. But your shades of grey are getting darker if you are not giving clarity for fiscal purposes.