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The argument that privacy is terrible because it can facilitate crime also neglects to consider that many other ways exist to encourage and obstruct crime and t
by clnq 4y ago
The argument that privacy is terrible because it can facilitate crime also neglects to consider that many other ways exist to encourage and obstruct crime and that nearly everything facilitates crime to a degree. For example, car ownership enables hit-and-runs, you can't have burglaries without homes, and gun ownership... is a topic for another thread, but you get the point.
- LightHugger 4y agoIf you consider violating people's privacy a crime then... well... it'd be like stealing someone's car so that it can't be stolen.