No Satire Allowed: Minnesota man sues NSA in logo spat

By Tim Mak
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A designer from small-town Minnesota is suing the National Security Agency and Department of Homeland Security for objecting to his satirical renderings of their logos.

This past summer, 38-year-old Dan McCall featured parody agency logos on an online marketplace called Zazzle. “NSA: The only part of government that actually listens,” one logo read.

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