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I believe this is the case, as unfortunate as it is. The loudness of their voices in "protecting the children" when politicians are introducing new communicati
by BLKNSLVR 3y ago
I believe this is the case, as unfortunate as it is.
The loudness of their voices in "protecting the children" when politicians are introducing new communications surveillance measures, with no mention of local, boots-on-the-ground, child protection services funding increases, just screams to me that they care about surveillance a lot and about protecting children not at all.
- didntcheck 3y agoIn that way the government represents the people. For every 9 people you meet screeching about how much they want to hunt a pedo and torture them, there's 1 person talking about actually helping children experiencing abuse (which is not always sexual, to the former group's disappointment)