Solid question and thanks for the callout. I'm never looking for uncritical acceptance. I am looking for a non-hostile environment though; ideologies which woul

Solid question and thanks for the callout. I'm never looking for uncritical acceptance. I am looking for a non-hostile environment though; ideologies which would be willing to explore the nuance and reasonings of the privacy movements and debate them with me are more than welcome. Safe harbor was probably not the right word; I'm talking about people you can't even have basic privacy conversations with because their worldview is just so baseline different. It's next to impossible to have conversations about privacy with a person who believes you should be able to view all sensitive information about a person because of their belief that a transparent society is analogous to bleach. The people who believe they and their friends are the last bastion of good people on Earth and that they have nothing to hide cannot be reasoned with either. These are people who won't even say, "privacy is important".