"Forty-eight percent in this ABC News/Washington Post poll think the NSA intrudes without justification on some Americans’ privacy rights and 42 percent think it intrudes unjustifiably on their own privacy, both up by 8 percentage points since July. Similarly, 46 percent say the spy agency “goes too far” in its surveillance activities."
"Separately, concerns about unjustified intrusions outside U.S. borders weaken sharply. Just 27 percent of Americans think the NSA is intruding without justification on the rights of foreign citizens, and only 23 percent see unjustified intrusions on the rights of foreign governments."
http://www.langerresearch.com/uploads/1155a5NSAandSnowden.pdf
Same old American exceptionalism.
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