I think you're taking the "opposite" in my initial post more literally than I intended. My point was that if the law seeks to violate certain rights to privacy we believe we have, the law being struck down is not the final solution. The final solution if the rights to privacy we believe we have successfully being codified into law to prevent that bad parts from being practical options in the future. I did not mean to imply that each term in CISPA be logically negated and passed into law.