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I mean, I think probably yes, and likely that society would be better off if people agreed with me but I understand that my view is significantly outside the n
by thot_experiment 2y ago
I mean, I think probably yes, and likely that society would be better off if people agreed with me but I understand that my view is significantly outside the norm. I will happily agree that for practical reasons we can agree on some limits, however I think we should still err on the side of transparency in these situations.
How do you feel about the weaker claim that footage of all police action in public spaces should be available and searchable?
- trogdor 2y ago>How do you feel about the weaker claim that footage of all police action in public spaces should be available and searchable? I have trouble with that, too. Being a crime victim should not mean that video footage of yourself in the immediate aftermath of the crime is publicly available and searchable. Imagine that a young girl is walking her family dog in a park, and that she is attacked and raped. The girl calls the police, who respond to the park. I don’t think that footage should be publicly available and searchable. Also, “footage of all police action in public spaces” would routinely include information like people’s names, addresses, phone numbers, and social security numbers. I am in favor of transparency, but I don’t think that absolute transparency would be a net benefit to society.