> these people exist, right now
> they not only don't mind, but actively want a faceless government body to trawl through everyone's data at will, no warrant needed
I'm don't have a hard-on about privacy like a lot of /g/ does, but Jesus fucking Christ, I feel like citizens of a civilised country should be allowed their privacy.
Not surprised. Half these people would gladly post their entire lives on facebook, snapchat, and twitter. Those who still care about their privacy and don't use those services, well, they get left out. Assuming you're talking about the US, imo, the growing pace of technology and its social changes and an antiquated and out of touch system of public policy may very well extend the surveillance powers of the government and privacy could very well be dead, all without a single resistant voice. Hell, I care about privacy and even I sometimes think whether it was all worth sacrificing 21th century convenience, just to stop people from accessing my data.
P.S. By the way, 4chan is analyzing your data right now through Google. Just something I find interesting.
>>54988835
Proofs, tovarisch?
>youtube/social media comments
People like you exist.
>>54991108
Google Captcha, retard.
>>54986917
The first and last comments are sarcasm, what now?
>>54986917
From OP's pic: I'd bet the person advocating this shit is a woman. Makes unsupported assertions and then continues to make false equivalences then conflates totally different, often unrelated scenarios.
Often, these imbeciles will use the "Just think about it!" phrase as an ironic example of how little thought they have put into what they spew.
The worrying thing is, these people are allowed to vote.
