I couldn't agree more, cameras should be everywhere but in private homes. A lot of "privacy advocates" think it's some sort of tool of control, but cameras don't have an agenda; they record what really happened and expose the crimes of all, both citizens and government officials alike.
I love how the report tried to indicate that when the government conduct surveillance without a warrant in government parks, that's equivalent to what he did. Are these people just plain stupid?
I also like how there is no law requiring us to produce an ID. It goes to show how stupid people are when a government agent in uniform makes demands.
[Oh, and if you don't like the ID decision, quit being a conservative, because every right leaning judge supported the government's right to demand an ID, while the only dissenters were liberal.]
Yeah, I hate "conservative" judges. They're the most supportive of the state and its evil. Just look at the Supreme Court's conservative justices, such as Antonin Scalia.
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I couldn't agree more, cameras should be everywhere but in private homes. A lot of "privacy advocates" think it's some sort of tool of control, but cameras don't have an agenda; they record what really happened and expose the crimes of all, both citizens and government officials alike.
ReplyDeletecameras should be everywhere but in private homes
ReplyDeleteExcluding homes that choose to install them, of course.
I love how the report tried to indicate that when the government conduct surveillance without a warrant in government parks, that's equivalent to what he did. Are these people just plain stupid?
ReplyDeleteI also like how there is no law requiring us to produce an ID. It goes to show how stupid people are when a government agent in uniform makes demands.
I also like how there is no law requiring us to produce an ID. It goes to show how stupid people are when a government agent in uniform makes demands.
ReplyDeleteActually, it has been ruled that you have to produce identification if asked for it by law enforcement in a state with such a statute.
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[Oh, and if you don't like the ID decision, quit being a conservative, because every right leaning judge supported the government's right to demand an ID, while the only dissenters were liberal.]
ReplyDeleteYeah, I hate "conservative" judges. They're the most supportive of the state and its evil. Just look at the Supreme Court's conservative justices, such as Antonin Scalia.
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