"The problem with Wilson's argument is that's it's an argument, one that you might formulate in the sixth-form debating society. And on the other side, there wo

"The problem with Wilson's argument is that's it's an argument, one that you might formulate in the sixth-form debating society. And on the other side, there would be a dead person." If all you have to do the limit a right is show someone was hurt because of it, no right is safe. Does the author think free speech hasn't gotten people killed? Ask the thousands who die after protests and rhetoric becomes revolution. Extending this thinking means any form of government surveillance that saves a life is justified.