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<blockquote data-quote="Chuck57" data-source="post: 961178" data-attributes="member: 75774">I&#039;d say if the govt or some agency wanted to follow me around on the Internet, or in person, they&#039;d become awfully bored awfully fast. That said, my life is none of their business. Anybody who wants to know my personal views on a myriad of topics, look me up on Gab or Farcebook. Surrender the right to privacy, and you give up everything. They&#039;ll want to know how many guns you own (I used to own many until I went hiking with all of them one day and forgot where I left them). If you give up your right to privacy, they&#039;ll be into your telephone conversations, your bank accounts (they&#039;re trying here in the States), what you eat, what you buy, the list is endless. Surrendering any right surrenders everything associated with that right.So, if you say you have nothing to hide, you&#039;re looking at it from a very narrow perspective. You don&#039;t just give up &#039;x,&#039; you give up the entire alphabet.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chuck57, post: 961178, member: 75774"] I'd say if the govt or some agency wanted to follow me around on the Internet, or in person, they'd become awfully bored awfully fast. That said, my life is none of their business. Anybody who wants to know my personal views on a myriad of topics, look me up on Gab or Farcebook. Surrender the right to privacy, and you give up everything. They'll want to know how many guns you own (I used to own many until I went hiking with all of them one day and forgot where I left them). If you give up your right to privacy, they'll be into your telephone conversations, your bank accounts (they're trying here in the States), what you eat, what you buy, the list is endless. Surrendering any right surrenders everything associated with that right. So, if you say you have nothing to hide, you're looking at it from a very narrow perspective. You don't just give up 'x,' you give up the entire alphabet. [/QUOTE]

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