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Or those who fancy sex on the dinner table without spectators? That's a relatively crass example (sorry), but the privacy implication is clear when you put it i

Or those who fancy sex on the dinner table without spectators? That's a relatively crass example (sorry), but the privacy implication is clear when you put it in those terms. My home is my home, and what I do behind my door is my business. I'm surprised you're getting voted up. As much as I disagree with most of the privacy agenda, a lot of their fights are the only thing stopping us from turning Orwellian. Nothing to hide is pretty arbitrary, too; you mean you have nothing to hide under our current laws. So sure, let them bring the cameras in. Then they'll rewrite the law and you'll suddenly have something to hide.

biafra 16y ago
What most people do not get is: We all (as in every single one of us) have something to hide. I'd say those, who really think they do not, are just crazy. Credit card numbers, medical conditions, who we have sex with, who we want to have sex with, who we do not want to have sex with, even whether we want to have sex at all etc. pp. We usually do not urinate or masturbate in front of others because we all have something to hide. If you consider this it's easy to get his sarcasm.