Should the US Government spy on citizens?

Millions of Americans were shocked when Edward Snowden, an NSA employee, leaked thousands of documents that confirmed that the US Government was spying people all around the world. It disclosed in something alarming: for years, the US Government had been spying people’s phone calls and e-mails. What was most impressive of all was that it was not only spying on people like you and me, but also world leaders such as Germany’s chancellor, Angela Merkel, and Brazilian President Dilma Rou...

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