Re: It's quite simple don't blame the player, vote to change the game.
"Any citizen complaining against Google is complaining to the wrong entity, if you want privacy to be a right you need to let your politicians know that not protecting your privacy via legislation and regulation will cost them your votes."
Votes are totally irrelevant in this game, it's a game of money. And it's very simple: You don't have any money, Google has a lot.
Therefore Google buys the laws as they want and your voting doesn't change anything, ever. _Every one representative will be bought immediately_. Combine that to basically permanent seats and it is very, very cheap for Google to do that, they'll get tens of years of service out of one paid congresscritter. Ref: Hollywood-Hollings.
That means that the Google, entity writing the laws in practise, is exactly correct target for complaining.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
