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>As a civilian, your duty is to weigh your personal sense of discomfort against the societal benefits of improved child abuse detection. No. Not your personal
by kbelder 3y ago
>As a civilian, your duty is to weigh your personal sense of discomfort against the societal benefits of improved child abuse detection.
No. Not your personal sense of discomfort... this isn't a case of privileging one person's selfishness versus the whole world. You have to weigh the harm to _all_ of society from loss of privacy, against the societal benefits of improved child abuse detection.
Including the future harm to those children as they live their lives with lost privacy.
- experimenting 3y agoYou have a social contract signed by you. Worry about you. The government gets to worry about harm to all of society from loss of privacy. Civilians are not supposed to worry about future children as they live their lives with abuse. They get too emotional.