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History has also shown us time and time again that absolutism isn't orthogonal with reality. Absolute privacy still results in tyranny, you just won't see it c
by MisterBastahrd 4y ago
History has also shown us time and time again that absolutism isn't orthogonal with reality. Absolute privacy still results in tyranny, you just won't see it coming until it's far too late.
- from 4y agoI don't know what to tell you other than the fact that "lawful intercept" only became lawful in the 1970s and that the laws/modern law enforcement techniques you think are saving us from anarchy are relatively new. In the UK wiretap evidence isn't even admissible.
- FigmentEngine 4y ago> Absolute privacy still results in tyranny, what are the examples of this, can't think of any?