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The U.S has a lot of things in its constitution, it's like the original constitutional democracy (the UK is uncodified btw). Your trust in government is far far
by whelp_24 3y ago
The U.S has a lot of things in its constitution, it's like the original constitutional democracy (the UK is uncodified btw). Your trust in government is far far too high.
- marcosdumay 3y ago> The U.S has a lot of things in its constitution You know... I'm a Brazilian. Our constitution has something around 200 pages. The reactions of US people about their government working is really surprising and hard to understand to me. Anyway, I'm sure that e.g. your postal service does not discriminate between legal business, because there's a rule forbidding it (that one I know that exists). Why do you think such a rule won't work for financial transfers?
- whelp_24 3y agoRules only work if they exist and they are followed. There is no evidence such a law would be created, we can not even get net neutrality. There is not a lot of evidence this law would be followed, corruption happens all the time, especially in background type things like electronic transactions. Electronic transactions aren't anonymous, and the US certainly doesn't need more surveillance.