There is no question as to whether the reduction in crime and protection against terrorist attacks, through the use of surveillance programs, are enough to warrant the loss of privacy.

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The statement presents an opinion and does not provide evidence to support the claim that the benefits of surveillance programs outweigh the loss of privacy. The value of privacy is subjective and individuals may have different opinions on whether the trade-off is acceptable.

There Is No Question as to Whether the Reduction in Crime