Privacy

[Aemilius Paulus]

Well, you might as well ban rolexes and porsches if that really concerns you.

Well, I might also be a person who values moderation in most things I do. Is banning those things that practical? Not really. Is not releasing tax records, as all nations do, so difficult? On the contrary, releasing costs and takes more effort than simply keeping them closed. Not secret, but closed.

[Sasaki Kojiro]

Well, I might also be a person who values moderation in most things I do. Is banning those things that practical? Not really. Is not releasing tax records, as all nations do, so difficult? On the contrary, releasing costs and takes more effort than simply keeping them closed. Not secret, but closed.

Fair enough. I don't have a particular opinion on the tax records, you made it sound as if the consequences were dire though.

[Aemilius Paulus]

the consequences were dire though.

I have no idea actually. The Economist, with their liberal stance, did not favour it, and I found that rather disturbing, meaning that it has to be pretty far left-radical for them to reject it.

[Samurai Waki]

Well, less privacy makes my job a heck of a lot easier. Although, 2nd Amendment Supporters should be having a fit about the lack of government transparency.