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This is exactly the kind of dumb mentally the government wants, and you fell right into the trap. They always use situations like that to push bad stuff that wo

This is exactly the kind of dumb mentally the government wants, and you fell right into the trap. They always use situations like that to push bad stuff that won't be easy to ditch later...

bronzeage 6y ago
People can't literally exit their houses right now. Much more basic freedoms are taken. If you think ditching that later will be hard, ditching it now when it's desperately needed is impossible.
- VMG 6y ago
  that policy is easy to understand can be reverted easily this is not true for surveillance systems
- xvector 6y ago
  That is no excuse to tell people to give up their privacy. Some people value their freedoms more than you, it seems.
formercoder 6y ago
How many deaths is worth the increased privacy?
- viraptor 6y ago
  That's a good question. It depends on how many deaths would the increased privacy save. In the future it won't be as easy to burn the papers documenting whatever group needs saving before the invasion. On the other hand, a lot of it is already in so many private systems, that this likely makes little difference. I'm not even sure I'm against the current application, but the question is not a simple one.
andybak 6y ago
> They always use situations like that There has never been a situation like this in the modern age. Last time it happened 50 million people died.
tobltobs 6y ago
> This is exactly the kind of dumb mentally the government wants, Is this supposed to be an argument?