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I guess it just seems odd that we'd support actively limiting technological capability, rather than focusing on laws and policies that law enforcement should ob
by Areading314 7y ago
I guess it just seems odd that we'd support actively limiting technological capability, rather than focusing on laws and policies that law enforcement should obey. It reminds me of the law in California that prevents police from using automated speed traps, so officers need to spend all this time and expense pulling people over for speeding, which leads to subjectivity, and ends up just being a waste of everyones time. If people really don't want speed limits, they should be raised or abolished.
- JohnFen 7y ago> rather than focusing on laws and policies that law enforcement should obey. There is a very long history in the US demonstrating that such laws aren't terribly effective.