How soon will we begin to fight back against the invasion of our privacy in public?
Will we take up arms to destroy the ever-watchful eye thumbing us back while we drive, bank, shop and play in the park?
When we finally break and crack the crystal of surveillance, will we be prosecuted as terrorists for trying to destroy the implements of our loss of liberty?
When we finally break and crack the crystal of surveillance, will we be prosecuted as terrorists for trying to destroy the implements of our loss of liberty?
Unless we behave ourselves, we have to tolerate this invasion in the of protection, I think.
I wonder if we behave worse today, Katha, than 100 years ago? Or do we just have easier ways of watching people when we think no one is looking?