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The answer to this question is why the US must resist the mass invasion of government into our private lives. For many other issues, people from around the worl
by rubyfan 11y ago
The answer to this question is why the US must resist the mass invasion of government into our private lives. For many other issues, people from around the world still answer the question "where would you go" with the US.
In the US we actually have a chance to push back on our rights and enshrine them constitutionally. For the US this must be the end goal of the discussion on the privacy and encryption discussion. Protecting and clarifying existing rights, 1st, 4th, 5th all apply here and the courts should uphold them in the face of the executive branch and commercial interests pushing invasion into normalcy.
If we fail to protect those rights and clarify their meaning in the 21st century the answer to the question "But where will you go" will be "there is no place to go".