These cameras would allow government to be sure that individual citizens aren’t doing anything that might harm themselves or others.
Government could look out for all sorts of unapproved behaviors.
Terrorist activities, in addition to other crimes -including self-harm actions- could all be monitored and stopped before someone got hurt.
The TSA need only change one word in its name: It could become the TOTAL Security Administration.
Why are so many people against this necessary security?
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the government shouldn’t have too much control or influence in the average person’s life because the more power they have the less freedom the people have. constant surveillance limits people’s ability to grow and develop because they don’t find out who they are when big brother isn’t watching. being safe is necessary, but that belongs in the hands of individual people and communities – if the government is given too much power they can easily begin controlling the lives of people in ways we only have nightmares about
Because the need of privacy is a very important aspect to protect the dignity of every person. If you would like the government to watch when you have sex with your wife or know about very intimate aspects of your life, then that’s you. The majority of people like to keep some things in private and it does not mean they are doing nothing dangerous,wrong or illegal. The government has gone to far and way to intrusive in every people’s life already. Why do you want more unnecessary,radical or extreme measures? Would you consider it, THE LAND OF THE FREE then?
What you have described as ‘necessary security’ would be an impossible national nightmare. It would mean the end of America and liberty. I’m guessing you’re being sarcastic.
Less government.