If government truly care about us, why don't they require cameras in our homes?

Question

Only when we are under total and constant taped surveillance will we be good individuals.
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Answer 1

If you want to be helpful then, put a camera in your home and get things started. Send the tapes once a week to your local police station for review.

Answer 2

Hi, I think it is important to establish why you think that this would be a good idea. Personally I can't think of anything more bizarre!! The home is a place where the state should not intervene and where people have complete privacy unless of course the law of the land is broken. I guess where this could work, is where there are issues of domestic violence. This may make a person think twice before doing something, as they may regret their actions if they know it will be filmed. Even the Police have to adhere to strict guidelines if they want to carry out any type of surveillance and when they try to break the rules covering this, the evidence they have will not be admissible evidence in a court of law.

Answer 3

You must be very bad indeed to require
constant surveillance!

Answer 4

KXLY reports that GOP Rep. Curtis was not just into picking up young men for sex, he was also into wearing lady's clothing. My God! What is wrong with these Republicans? This guy voted no on employment equality for gay men and women while he was wearing frilly undies! (He insists he's not gay. Maybe the Republicans have their own words for things that are different from normal people's vocabularies. The KXLY Report is completely graphic (anal sex, etc).

Answer 5

Did you just finish reading Orwell's 1984 or something?

Answer 6

its bad enough the president has a wire tapping law, why would u want him watching us too