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[Anonymous No.6911876]

Give me the airtight philosophical argument that will show even the normiest normie why privacy is necessary and the government shouldn't be looking at either the content of our files / text / emails or even just the metadata (data that says when I sent a text and to who, but not the actual content).

[Anonymous No.6911878]

>>6911876
too lazy to do the research to backup your emotional-generated opinion ?

[Anonymous No.6911882]

Kepler's New Astronomy

[Anonymous No.6911888]

>>6911878

they are emotionally generated, as well as logical. I do want to insult the international ijewminati and their pet niggers for the rest of my life without fear of prosecution.

[Anonymous No.6911890]

>>6911888
if they were logical you wouldn't be asking for this tbh

cant blame you though I do the same against atheists

[Anonymous No.6911896]

>>6911890

[Anonymous No.6911921]

>>6911896
Tell me, why does he hold the rock?

[Anonymous No.6912086]

>>6911876
you can't without going into the assumption that "the govt will abuse this and create a tyranny!", which you cannot ever say that it will be 100% certain if you stay intellectually honest.

if you insist, use stuff like muh north corea, DDR and 1984 as the foundation of your argument

[Anonymous No.6912090]

But OP, it's normies looking at your data, this is a great opportunity, maybe they'll learn something.

[Anonymous No.6912109]

>>6911876
It's hardly a matter of philosophy, as the role of state is defined by the politics that cause its creation and sustainable existence.

[Anonymous No.6912113]

>>6911876
privacy matters because we believe in property and some notion of permanent self desiring to be free.


too bad that there is no such thing as permanent self