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French lawmakers agreed to a justice reform bill that includes a provision granting police the power to get suspects' geolocation through phones and other devices.
“We’re far away from the totalitarianism of 1984,” George Orwell’s novel about a society under total surveillance, Dupond-Moretti said. “People’s lives will be saved” by the law, he added.
Mmhm. Suuure they will. I see no way in which this power could be abused at all. Clearly this is a harmless ability to snoop in on people without their consent.
Mmhm. Suuure they will. I see no way in which this power could be abused at all. Clearly this is a harmless ability to snoop in on people without their consent.
The establishment’s power will be saved, I think he means.
In the minds of tyrants, only the rich qualify as “people”. Everyone else is person-shaped livestock.
i think someone is afraid of change and lives by the rule of
because in their minds, nothing could be better, and every change is inconvience to them