I agree. It might be impossible to effectively govern ourselves when adhering to strict idealogical principles. In other words, individual right to privacy may

I agree. It might be impossible to effectively govern ourselves when adhering to strict idealogical principles. In other words, individual right to privacy may be generally a good principle that we may agree to, but society is too complicated to not resort to pragmatism and there will always be exceptions. Is it not the same with every other idealogical principle by which we govern ourselves?