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Rights, including the right to privacy, must necessarily have limits. The right to privacy doesn't mean you can facilitate money laundering with impunity. Just
by whoknew1122 4y ago
Rights, including the right to privacy, must necessarily have limits.
The right to privacy doesn't mean you can facilitate money laundering with impunity. Just like my right to privacy doesn't mean I can blind everyone in a shop if I don't want them to know what I'm buying.
> Remember, the most privacy-preserving way of trade is dealing with cash, yet no one sees it as "criminal."
Try to buy a one-way airline ticket with cash and see if you don't have suspicion fall upon you.
- yokem55 4y agoSure, rights do have limits. But those limitations should have to go through due process before being applied. A few folks in the treasury department making a list of addresses without any kind of process for proving that the humans involved have engaged in wrongdoing is not compatible with the idea of limited government in a free society.