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The list didn't exist. He basically got caught bragging one time to a Republican Women's Club that he had a list. He knew, like most, that communists existed in the State Department, but he had no idea who, like most people not investigating the matter. So as part of his diatribe to...

No, there is an implication there. Basically, 'I don't need privacy, so neither should anyone else'. It's a failure on that persons part to look outside themselves and stick up for basic freedoms, or it is a failure to understand that this stuff matters.

When people say it like that, that is what they are implying though.