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I'm not sure who your comment is addressed towards, because I didn't say anything about ID programs. If you want to make an argument in favor of privacy, then m
by whack 10y ago
I'm not sure who your comment is addressed towards, because I didn't say anything about ID programs. If you want to make an argument in favor of privacy, then make an argument in favor of privacy. But that argument has nothing to do with "absolute rights over your body".
- manquer 10y agoMy apologies, it was not in reply to your comment directly, I was talking about how the media and entire story about this is being framed as something it is not about at all. Your comment was on top and I did not articulate it well that the issue should be discussing something else entirely. As another poster below summed it better than me, the framing is conflating forced bio-metric collection without any real use , security or benefit with some very real and needed restrictions on your rights over your body