Government Surveillance Distrust
Comments express deep skepticism and fear of government motives in surveillance, privacy invasion, and control, often citing risks of abuse, totalitarianism, and loss of freedoms.
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People's governments are doing, or actively not doing, things in their name that people would be unhappy to discover. Sounds like news to me.
Wait until you hear about all the ways government applies that same authority to "protecting" people
Maybe this is a good example of why is not a good idea for our goverments to have irrestricted access to everything, because this kind of people would have access too.
Why do you believe the government seeks to control us? Genuine question
Maybe we should have no government, because they always have some information on us which can be abused
Sounds like an excuse for the government to further invade our privacy.
I'm suggesting it's a power play from the governments using privacy as an excuse.
The government is the one depriving us of privacy at a scale unknown in human history. Turn-about is fair play.
You want the government to track you everywhere you go? What could possibly go wrong with that?
Invalid logic. If you don't trust the government then you probably assume they're already accessing your information.