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by ryanbrunner
15 hours ago
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The difference between "if you have nothing to hide" and the argument you're replying to is that "if you have nothing to hide" is used as a justification for why it's not a problem for authorities to be able to randomly search you, while the parent comment isn't attempting to justify, just acknowledge the reality of the situation. |
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