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> Explicitly dangerous behavior? Going out to a burger joint or a bookstore or anywhere a free person wants to go and was able to go to yesterday is suddenly e
by thereare5lights 7y ago
> Explicitly dangerous behavior? Going out to a burger joint or a bookstore or anywhere a free person wants to go and was able to go to yesterday is suddenly explicitly dangerous behavior?
Reminds me of what people in Italy said.
> Governments using times of crisis to stifle civil rights is far more dangerous in my opinion. Let's wait and see how many permanent new laws and regulations get created because of all this.
Like 9/11? Don't see many Republicans clamoring to revoke the powers granted as a result of 9/11.
- Cyberdog 7y ago> Like 9/11? Don't see many Republicans clamoring to revoke the powers granted as a result of 9/11. Yes, exactly. Thanks for reminding me of the similarities. A crisis happens and everyone clamors for the government to do something to make them feel better and now we have the TSA and the Patriot Act. Why aren't more people concerned the same thing is about to happen again? Have they forgotten already?
- thereare5lights 7y agoProbably cuz this time around, the ones that understand the situation realize they they are directly in peril, and the ones that don't aren't even paying attention to begin with.