----- Original Message -----
From: Juan Garofalo <juan....@gmail.com>
> But I didn't say "there can be no adequate answer". What I'm saying is that
> given A and B,
> initial distrust is a rational response. I don't think this rational distrust
> can
> be described as an ad hominem.
Regardless of what you want to call it, it's a logical fallacy. If the source
code was proprietary and not available for review, that would be one thing.
But, neither of those scenarios apply. You can download the source code and
compile from source if you desire. Also, it should be stressed that it has been
repeatedly stated that Tor probably not something that would hide you from the
NSA, regardless of the presence of a backdoor or any other secret code,
weakness, etc. that you may believe is present due to a funding source.
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