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You are misapplying the right. That principle was devised explicitly to protect citizens from powerful entities. That principle is not in contradiction with th
by eeZah7Ux 9y ago
You are misapplying the right. That principle was devised explicitly to protect citizens from powerful entities.
That principle is not in contradiction with the principle that power must be held accountable.
Historically, that's why public figures are called "public" in opposition to "private".