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American's don't want to live under constant surveillance, inside an open air prison. That idea should not be hard to understand.
by josefritzishere 3mo ago
American's don't want to live under constant surveillance, inside an open air prison. That idea should not be hard to understand.
- quantified 3mo agoThey want to surveil widely though. Witness Ring and Amazon. Little Brothers more than Big Brother. Beware the Ellisons, they're on record for Big Brother.
- robotnikman 3mo agoI'm glad to see this is a bipartisan issue that both sides agree on. As a country we need to start focusing more on the issues we have in common and work towards solutions to them.
- JoshTriplett 3mo agoMany people want surveillance on other people that they're afraid of, or have been told to be afraid of. Some openly want to try to establish that asymmetry. Others are willing to unthinkingly submit to surveillance themselves as long as it surveils their perceived enemies.
- josefritzishere 3mo agoSure, but we're all "other people" to someone. Right?
- Freedom2 3mo agoDo you happen to have any evidence of this? I've spoken to a few people in mid-west US and they are strongly opposed to any surveillance of their communities of any kind.
- newaccountman2 3mo ago> American's don't want to live under constant surveillance, inside an open air prison. A lot of Americans do if it "owns the libs" or makes the lives immigrants worse.