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That argument seems to stem from a profound lack of understanding about how child abuse, trafficking and pornography works. These children don't have relatives
by bayesian_horse 7y ago
That argument seems to stem from a profound lack of understanding about how child abuse, trafficking and pornography works.
These children don't have relatives who can or want to protect them, and that's the whole deal. Either the government enforces their rights, or they don't have any.
This is really not a hill limited-government activists should try to defend....
- buboard 7y agoSure, we aren't reverting to small scale communities. The police can go after predators in many ways, and asking to technically remove privacy from society should not be one of them. It's the lazy way and the police is addicted to it. We need the police to do better, and we also need absolute, unbreakable privacy, just like we can have in the physical world.