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this post was submitted on 04 Apr 2024
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I fully agree with what he says, but it doesn't seem to be an answer to her question.
Yes, our right to privacy is important, and he very clearly, and, not sure how say it, makes it relatable and easy to understand.
But, her question seems to have more to do with privacy at the cost of public safety.
I would say living in a free society isn't without risks.
Living isn't without risks.
And that's why we must lock every one of our free citizens up. Y'know, for their protection.