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Take away their right to vote? It's for their own good! More seriously, though, I'd love to talk to anybody who's changed their mind on this front, one way or
by masterzora 15y ago
Take away their right to vote? It's for their own good!
More seriously, though, I'd love to talk to anybody who's changed their mind on this front, one way or the other. If you actually believe that giving up your own rights is a good price to maybe protect against rare events, what can make you change your mind? Related question: how many people changed their mind because they used to think "I have nothing to hide; I'm not doing anything wrong" and are now considered to be "doing something wrong"?
- yuhong 15y agoI think the TSA full body scanner/pat-down fiasco helped a lot.
- protomyth 15y agoYeah, the blatant abuse tends to put a focus on events. The problem is elected reps not getting the pat down and certain executives who have private jets keep thinking rights are not as important as safety.