[Brilliant]

When you're in public, there is no privacy.

[tumblindice]

Exactly.
But there are `V for Vendetta'/`Handmaid's Tale', loony left March Hares who will tell you different. It's a government conspiracy, can't you see?
Why, we're Winston Smith being hounded by Big Brother . . . when in fact the camera are recording insurance fraud or speeders.
But that's not very exciting, is it?
I expect Hollywood to give us a truly radical new movie soon: in it, George Bush and Donald Rumsfeld are heroes saving the world from hateful terrorism, while Saddam and bin Laden are evil conspirators. Our troops are brave and fearless while the terrorists are cowardly murderers.
But I won't hold my breath . . . .

[af_vet_rr]

When you're in public, there is no privacy.

When the government tracks your movement, there is no privacy (or freedom).

Cameras won't keep you from getting shot, stabbed, mugged, whatever.

As a matter of fact, did you know that we had plenty of video footage of the 9/11 hijackers as they made their way on board the planes?

Cameras did the people in the WTC, Pentagon, and those aircraft a whole helluva lot of good, didn't they?