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So you only have to worry about consequences from not-normal people, and that's the good news? EDIT: to bring a specific real-world example: A friend of mine d
by detaro 1y ago
So you only have to worry about consequences from not-normal people, and that's the good news?
EDIT: to bring a specific real-world example: A friend of mine does classes at a local studio that also offers martial arts courses, and some of the local right-wing bubble has gotten it in their head that this has to be "antifa combat training" and keeps screaming that this needs to be monitored. The current local government has been ignoring them, but a lot of people are probably quite happy now that there isn't an easy-to-get public record of who was there and "needs a visit".
- paulcole 1y agoNo, you only have to worry about the consequences from everyone. You certainly dont want the government defining “not normal” people. Or maybe you do!