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Yes, but why? It may be a valid reason, but I don't know what it is.
by Intermernet 6y ago
Yes, but why? It may be a valid reason, but I don't know what it is.
- redis_mlc 6y agoIn case you didn't see the riots last week, many US people don't trust the police. If somebody knocks on your door, how do you know what their real motive is? Are they there for contact tracing, to serve a warrant, to tip off ICE, or to plant something? After all, the CIA used vaccines as a ruse to hunt Bin Laden.
- m4rtink 6y agoI don't think police does contact tracing - usually it's the civil employees of the "hygiene office".
- dillonmckay 6y agoLack of confidence in government and authority is my guess?
- dboreham 6y agoBecause they're assholes.
- mixmastamyk 6y agoBasically, the government takes way more information than it is entitled to already. And then doesn't secure it. Look up snowden leaks, opm breach, etc etc. Rereading the 4th Amendment might be helpful as background as well.