From: Richard Ridge (richard_ridge@tao-group.com)
Date: Mon Mar 18 2002 - 04:02:30 MST
Violet played devil's advocate:
> Hypothetically,
> honest people don't have anything to fear. It would simply cut down on
> crime, and make our world a better place.
Of course, while many people make this argument, the fact remains that
privacy is something we all esteem and value. In the event of such
surveillance there are few of us who would not feel outraged and violated by
it, if we felt it to be undeserved.
> Of course, I still don't want anyone knowing my teenage brother looks at
> porn.
I see you are on-form today :-)
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