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If you speak in your country and someone hears it where it's illegal then that's of no interest to you. But if you visit someone's home and they add your name t
by tobylane 5y ago
If you speak in your country and someone hears it where it's illegal then that's of no interest to you. But if you visit someone's home and they add your name to their guestbook you may care that you're in the records. Yes, it's reaching beyond borders, but I like this one more than any of the other examples of that.
I could repetitively make up new analogies to explain my opinion (and subsequent actions in democracy), but after a moment's consideration that would be ridiculous.