[ryandrake]

Being against mass-surveillance should be a bipartisan struggle. Given our political polarization, each side is highly distrustful about what "the other side" will do with mass amounts of data about their side. This should be a cause that unites everyone.

[tedggh]

We do have some bipartisan initiatives, it’s just that they are not news worthy. Take for example the initial push for banning TikTok. It had unprecedented bipartisan support.

[SwellJoe]

All the evil shit (war, funding genocide, mass surveillance, privacy invasions or curtailing free speech in the name of protecting children) nearly always has bipartisan support.

[nozzlegear]

In my state (Iowa), a bill making animal abuse a felony had bipartisan support, and went into effect a few weeks ago.

Not everything need be so cynical.

[jmspring]

Having binged on a bunch of modern British detective fiction in the last year or so - Rhys Dylan as an example. The reliance on cameras in society, yes it is fiction, but there is also truth is an interesting thing in terms of what a society accepts.

[robotnikman]

Indeed, I'm happy too see the majority of people are united on this issue.

[dlcarrier]

Pretty much anything libertarians are for has bipartisan opposition, so at least we have some unity there.

[PaulHoule]

I've seen Trump 2024 voters go to No Kings in 2026 because they fear being the victim of federal overreach as in ICE.