The analogy of an open air prison is the most effective. The more privacy and dignity the public gives up, the more the public space becomes like an open air prison.
At some point, the dignity is so low that you breed a slave society that collapses. I think we're on this trajectory.
No privacy + involuntary bond debt + gaurateed confiscation (inflation) + can be physically forced to fight in wars....
What is this if not slavery or at least bondage?
Social credit and the constant checkpointing and digital strip searches....
We have to claw back some dignity for the average person before the State crushes what's left of mankind's most basic right: to dignity.
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I gave the argument of envisioning a society where TSA checkpoints are everywhere, physically and digitally, and what kind of society that would be and would we want our grandchildren to live there.
We've divested of all the basic mechanisms for ensuring a good social contract and basic, high order cultural homogeneity that actually reduce the threat of chaotic crime will preserving dignity...
Instead we seem to be going all in on a kind of open borders, blob culture, open air prison with no trust or dignity.
Good people WILL adapt to provide their own privacy, security, and dignity. We will not wait for the State to unscuttle what has been scuttled.
Thanks for listening to my rant.