Conservatives in the states have been saying exactly this for decades.

But there are no such people with nothing to hide.

Just wait until we develop psychic powers.

Let’s see how private your thoughts will be then.

This is just to get us accustomed to the idea that privacy will be nonexistent at some point.

Then why are the Epstein files being heavily redacted? Does the government have something to hide?

“Cheery was aware that Commander Vimes didn’t like the phrase ‘The innocent have nothing to fear’, believing the innocent had everything to fear, mostly from the guilty but in the longer term even more from those who say things like ‘The innocent have nothing to fear’.” ― Terry Pratchett, Snuff

This is in India, but coming soon to a country near you

It came here first

People with nothing to hide have the most to lose.

Always bad when the net policy is made by old people which confuse an remote control with an smartphone.

That’s the thing though…
…everyone has something to hide.

Ugh, so tired of this old argument. Nothing to hide doesn’t mean everything to show. There, now let’s get on with our lives.

Meanwhile we can’t release the voter both footage because privacy of the voters, destroying Right to Information Act because privacy, if you have a lot of money then only do you start to need privacy after all!

A lot of countries are increasingly overreaching with privacy. There is global-wide coordination going on that we haven’t seen since the leftist international during Cold War, but this time it’s coming from the right.

One of many countries who have recently decided that basic liberty is more trouble than it’s worth. Our governments all just need to admit that we are engaged in informational WW3.

Oh dear god, I thought this was the US Supreme Court, which is bound by the 4th Amendment. Turns out this is the Supreme Court from the State of Telangana in India.

Ok so let’s get those files and only redact the victims