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Many people view abuse by their own government to be unimaginable. So when you tell them you're scared of being abused by the US government, it doesn't make sen
by noman-land 3y ago
Many people view abuse by their own government to be unimaginable. So when you tell them you're scared of being abused by the US government, it doesn't make sense to them. This is the basis for the "nothing to hide" argument, which breaks down even under the mildest scrutiny.
- mu53 3y ago"One third of Gen Z supports government surveillance inside private homes to prevent abuse, crime: report"[1] It is the future, and its going to get worse. [1] https://thepostmillennial.com/one-third-of-gen-z-supports-government-surveillance-inside-private-homes-to-prevent-abuse-crime-report https://thepostmillennial.com/one-third-of-gen-z-supports-go...
- mistertiddly 3y ago[flagged]
- passing_by_and 3y agoExcellent, so it should be easy for you to support your argument with the factual data to back it up instead of ad-hominem attacks.
- mu53 3y agoI brought up a study with a source. The neocon, PNAC-associated CATO institute has more sway in DC than most pro-privacy groups. It is lunacy to attack the messenger
- midoridensha 3y agoThey should ask the Gen-Zers who support this if they're OK with Ron DeSantis seeing the surveillance video.