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You make it punishable with heavy fines and long prison sentences as a deterant.
by EasyMark 1y ago
You make it punishable with heavy fines and long prison sentences as a deterant.
- BurningFrog 1y agoThe War On Drugs has done that for half a century.
- haswell 1y agoApples and oranges I think. Drugs are deeply rooted in culture and humans are drawn to altered states of consciousness. Modern surveillance tech isn’t rooted in the same biological or cultural factors, and enforcing laws about its use seems unlikely to suffer from the same issues brought on by the war on drugs.
- EasyMark 1y agoPeople want drugs and it taps into the them on a basic and biological level. Surveillance and lack of privacy has no such addictive traits, except perhaps for cops, exhibitionists, and fascist government types.