> Temporary limits on fundamental freedoms during an emergency are pretty common, even in the good old USA. Exactly. If people are rioting, for example becaus

> Temporary limits on fundamental freedoms during an emergency are pretty common, even in the good old USA. Exactly. If people are rioting, for example because their football team won the Super Bowl (http://fortune.com/2018/02/05/eagles-win-super-bowl-riot-psychology/ http://fortune.com/2018/02/05/eagles-win-super-bowl-riot-psy...), the city may impose a curfew to give everyone a chance to cool off. This just sounds like the digital equivalent to me, and while it's unfortunate, it seems like the best solution to the problem.