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In my country it's illegal since communism was overthrown. I'm not discussing the current legal status though. People should not be tracked on public property -
by TomMarius 9y ago
In my country it's illegal since communism was overthrown. I'm not discussing the current legal status though. People should not be tracked on public property - property built from their own money.
- matt4077 9y agoThis has nothing to do with who paid for what. Case in point: children, the elderly, or foreigners should enjoy the same right to privacy, even if they aren't (currently) paying taxes. It's not about property rights, it's about a modicum of dignity.
- TomMarius 9y agoI'm talking about contributions because I want to make an easy distinction between public and private property. Everyone should have a right to do whatever they want on their own property as long as they don't break the non-aggression principle.