Stop saying stupid stuff like:
"If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear."
Start saying:
"A free country doesn't track innocent citizens."
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@Tutanota a law enforcement agency that is trusted by the community would have no need to data mine that community's private data for investigative leads
@Tutanota right on, my dudes!
@Tutanota and everyone haves something to hide!
@Tutanota Ask them to tell you when was the last time they wanked.
@Tutanota the good question here is also a way https://mamot.fr/@ploum/117078842383109177
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The right answr is: "Well, unlock your phone and give it to me"
I think that some Tech Bro lobbyists might see that differently. Or why is eg. chat control a recurring topic in EU parliament 😉
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"I have plenty of things to hide though, do you want to see proof of that?", is my go-to response.
Works every time.
@Tutanota Let's shorten that further: "A free country does not surveil citizens."
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And "Under a non-free country, everyone has something to hide. Literally everyone"
@Tutanota @windsorwindsor2 unfortunately the people with plenty to hide, who are burying the Epstein Files, are fearing nothing.
@Tutanota @chadmccullough "it's not that I have something to hide. I have things I don't want to share."
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There are thousands of laws, rules, and regulations, federal, state, and local, that you could be unknowingly in violation of. Constant surveillance will expose an excuse to apprehend you.
