I shared this already below to another user, but will certainly be up your alley as well "the overlooked congressional right to privacy" https://youtube.com/w

I shared this already below to another user, but will certainly be up your alley as well "the overlooked congressional right to privacy" https://youtube.com/watch?v=gg4dJ8nyiPo https://youtube.com/watch?v=gg4dJ8nyiPo https://congressionalresearch.org/PartisanshipCitations.html https://congressionalresearch.org/PartisanshipCitations.html Ill certainly look further on the comment of the pennames, because it is absolutely true, mobs and lynching used to be far more common then, and pen names were a safe way to avoid getting "on the wrong side of the mob" It is probably exactly because this contrast (individual vs furious mob) is less explicit today that anonymity is itself then seen as a problem