Allowing a 'yes I'm 18' button allows for children to be exposed to obscene material very very easily. And since the government can already track what you visi

Allowing a 'yes I'm 18' button allows for children to be exposed to obscene material very very easily. And since the government can already track what you visit, what is the big deal with adopting UK's system for allowing access to obscene material where you have to opt in and identify yourself? Or perhaps the more famous one... a lot of crime that hurts a lot of people is made so much easier by privacy. Since the government can already invade that privacy anyways (either illegally without penalty or legally by getting a court order), I just don't see a legal reason why you'd demand so much privacy from the government. If you haven't done anything wrong, you don't have any reason to hide. The core problem with all of these is simply put: I do not need to justify why I have a freedom, you need to justify why I should lose it. And 'making crime easier' is not a valid justification.