The title of this article is almost as much of a joke as the actual ‘news’ it’s about.  The White House—and the devious jackasses inhabiting it—are trying to convince the American people that they actually care about our privacy concerns.  To that end, they’ve put up a page with a survey that you can fill out to tell them how concerned you are, who you trust and don’t trust, and what media forms you use the most.  Supposedly, they’re going to take your concerns under consideration because they’re “updating their privacy policy.”

Here’s the thing.  We already know we’re dealing with an administration that is in full data collection mode.  We already know they’re in every computer (Hi, NSA, go screw yourselves!), on every phone, tracking your purchases and moves and every word you type. We know they’re targeting conservatives and those who believe in Constitutional limits to their power—which doesn’t sit well with them. So I ask you…what in God’s green earth do you think they’re going to do with the results of that survey?  When you click “Not at all” when asked how much you trust government agencies and “very concerned” when asked how you feel about all the data collection…all you’re doing is putting a target on your back.  And all they’ll do is report that some absurd amount of Americans are okay with their disgusting activities anyway.

The White House is a caricature of what our founders envisioned and gave their lives for, and this crock of a survey isn’t because they care about you.  They just want to know where the dissenters are.