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>"Consumers" or "Voters" (although I would prefer the term "people") are subsumed into the other camps, each claiming to "represent" the people. Citizens?
by bryanrasmussen 3y ago
>"Consumers" or "Voters" (although I would prefer the term "people") are subsumed into the other camps, each claiming to "represent" the people.
Citizens?
- nonrandomstring 3y agoYes "citizens" is good - hence "civic cybersecurity" as a placeholder for what I believe in [0]. But many countries do not officially recognise "citizenship". For example, in Britain (UK) we remain "subjects" although "citizen" is used in official documents. Maybe splitting hairs; but I don't want to assume that everyone in the world enjoys such a privileged status. [0] http://www.icicte.org/assets/icicte2019_5.4_farnell.pdf http://www.icicte.org/assets/icicte2019_5.4_farnell.pdf