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It is important conceptually because it involves essentially a petition of government power and a check on abuse on both sides. If they provides absolutely hor
by Nasrudith 7y ago
It is important conceptually because it involves essentially a petition of government power and a check on abuse on both sides.
If they provides absolutely horrible public service as in callously calling the rape victim a slut who deserves it and then later denied the misconduct and circles the wagons that is important.
Or if the abuser of the calls isn't held accountable.
Transparency vs privacy isn't a straightforward matter and there is ample room for debate and differences in opinion.
- tzs 7y agoUsing them to monitor abuse does not require making them public. It just requires making them available to those who claim they were abused, or if they did not survive their estate or whoever would have had medical power of attorney for them or someone similar.
- BurningFrog 7y agoThe same arguments apply to making my doctor visits public. At least if I go to a government employed or financed doctor.