1/3 of Gen Z will like government having surveillance cameras in literally every home to prevent violence, abuse or illegal activity. Thoughts?

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Gen Z is trying extremely hard for me to hate them more and more by the day.😤

NaultD · Accepted Answer

With common knowledge of the 2001 patriotic act and the Edward Snowden whistle-blower giving the details of said act. What other reality is there for gen Z? These acts and transgressions are no different then every day, the Sun, Moon, planets, and stars appear to rise in the east and set in the west.

We mearly adopted to the internet surveillance. genz was born it molded by it. All memes aside once millennials are the oldest crusty fucks in the work force active surveillance and storage isn't a thing but AI searchs are quick to get receipts.

As above, so below, Is just how surveillance is.

Miristheiss · Accepted Answer

Creepy. I would never comply with that. The colonists moved to the new world for freedom and a new start without King George ruling over them and declaring the "Church of England" was the one church. We fought a war to fight against the various controls put on us (Stamp/Tea/Currency/Sugar Acts... etc.). We didn't do all that so the fascist government could have absolute control over us... only drive this car, have to take a brand new untested vaccine, can't have a wood stove, you have to have cameras in your house for the government to watch... etc.

I'd never agree to anything like that.

Siri137 · Accepted Answer

A person would have to be completely out of touch with reality to not have a serious problem with this idea. Don't these people understand how important personal space and privacy are?

fonduegirl · Accepted Answer

As gen z myself, let me give them piece of my mind.  The cameras don't stop students from cheating in exams.  Wtf do you think is the violent mugger gonna think?  Oh no?

richardcory · Answer

I am a firm believer in privacy - but I also believe the battle has been lost. Over and over the public has show a willingness to sell their privacy for almost nothing. So, I think a surveillance state is inevitable.

I'll have to live in the world as it is, not as I wish it was

Stoner710 · Answer

Add somebody who is literally two years older than Gen Z (cut off it 1995 I’m 1993) I say hell the fuck no. I don’t support illegal activity, (except for people who smoke marijuana and states where is not legal, which is for at this point.) I don’t want a surveillance date which is why I live in the mountains on 5 acres mostly by myself

Exterminatore · Answer

If that’s correct then they’re idiots. Never mind the obvious invasion of privacy. Never mind it being unwise to invite the government into your home on that level. How will a camera prevent anything? They’ll just watch you doing whatever until the police show up. Won’t stop much if anything and never mind the potential for that to be abused.

Cameras in public are one thing, which I’m not against. Cameras in your home is an entirely different matter.

tfan1 · Answer

We have a security system and my wife wanted a separate camera in the living room in case it came to that if someone broke in and had a gun to our heads for us to disarm the system, etc. But it’s not government it’s the security company’s camera we bought.

DextroShade · Answer

This is what happens when you let your kids grow up with social media. Why would they care if there are government cameras in their home, most of them spend most of their time filming themselves and posting it for anyone to see. Many of these worthless narcissistic morons take and post pictures of every meal they eat!

WindAtMyBack · Answer

This is one of those "studies" that I immediately write off as BS without bothering to read it.

I am almost always skeptical of studies and poll results. But in most cases I at least dig into it to find out how the study was done. In some cases, like this one, it's not even worth my time. I don't believe it for a minute.

ObscuredBeyond · Answer

They won't realize the folly until they're being loaded onto train cars. And then it'll be too late.

MysticDevice · Answer

Not in my house.  The government can't even collect taxes properly. Let alone deal with rampant crime. I'll handle my own safety thank you very much.

Travis_Skyles · Answer

My generation is full of babies. If that stat is truly representative of gen z's perspective then they are over trusting and lack any sense of privacy.

DarkWinterNights · Answer

Didn’t 1984 literally have cameras in everyone’s homes that read their facial expressions to the propaganda being displayed all over their screens?

najekim · Answer

Cameras in public, okay. Cameras pointed at my home? No thank you, Big Brother. I'm a firm believer that government rights ends at my property line.

alice55 · Answer

Make me think they would have loved to life in communist Germany

Dargil · Answer

We have lost that generation. They will be nothing but  Proles  in the coming decades.

asphaltrhymes · Answer

I am cool with it and I'm 29. Aren't I millennial then? Or am I not millennial lol? 😁

KrakenAttackin · Answer

These bastards will vote us all into FEMA camps.

exitseven · Answer

I wonder if the cameras are bullet proof. ?

WanderingLoveWizard · Answer

They're just kids. Kids are dumb

Anonymous · Answer

And the worst part is, they can vote.

Nominal · Answer

Crazy, against it.

gorydetails · Answer

They are psychotic.

provokeesmokee · Answer

Ok, Boomer.

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