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by malfist
19 days ago
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> run around doing crime This is begging the question. You have not established that someone being surveilled by drones is engaged in crime. You are absolutely giving up privacy (essential liberty) for security in these cases. Drone cameras don't stop observing just because you're in your backyard, or in your house, or in a private area. |
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