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Meh, maybe it's not that bad. Sure, you'll get the occasional psycho trying to kill his pop-star stalker-victim. But for many high profile people - politicians,
by Joe-Z 8y ago
Meh, maybe it's not that bad. Sure, you'll get the occasional psycho trying to kill his pop-star stalker-victim. But for many high profile people - politicians, mega-corp CEOs, media tycoons - it might be a good way keeping them in line, knowing 'the people' can finally strike back again. For most normal/low-profile people this won't be a profile... since most of us don't have arch-enemies.
(Playing devil's advocate here, so please take this with a grain of salt ;))
- bendoernberg 8y agoSounds like the "Assassination Market" theory of decentralizing power from the 1990s.