← Back to context Comment by LadyCailin 2 hours ago Tracking for thee but not for me 3 comments LadyCailin Reply hypfer 2 hours ago Well I mean the state does have the monopoly on violence.In a functioning state, anyway.So yeah, of course rules are different for normal people compared with people that have a special role as assigned by the democratically legitimized system. joemi 1 hour ago Nice pithy statement, but police are able to do _many_ things that the general public aren't allowed to do, in order to do their jobs.I'm not saying flock is good or anything like that, but arguing against it because the public can't do what the police can isn't a good argument. wat10000 22 minutes ago But using cameras in public spaces is something the general public is allowed to do.
hypfer 2 hours ago Well I mean the state does have the monopoly on violence.In a functioning state, anyway.So yeah, of course rules are different for normal people compared with people that have a special role as assigned by the democratically legitimized system.
joemi 1 hour ago Nice pithy statement, but police are able to do _many_ things that the general public aren't allowed to do, in order to do their jobs.I'm not saying flock is good or anything like that, but arguing against it because the public can't do what the police can isn't a good argument. wat10000 22 minutes ago But using cameras in public spaces is something the general public is allowed to do.
wat10000 22 minutes ago But using cameras in public spaces is something the general public is allowed to do.
Well I mean the state does have the monopoly on violence.
In a functioning state, anyway.
So yeah, of course rules are different for normal people compared with people that have a special role as assigned by the democratically legitimized system.
Nice pithy statement, but police are able to do _many_ things that the general public aren't allowed to do, in order to do their jobs.
I'm not saying flock is good or anything like that, but arguing against it because the public can't do what the police can isn't a good argument.
But using cameras in public spaces is something the general public is allowed to do.