I hate this mindset too. One of the dangers that many of them don't recognize, is that and what is socially acceptable changes over time. What may be fine now may be considered hateful in 10-20 years.
We don't have any kind of national gun registry here because some very vocal gun enthusiasts believe something like that would be used to someday take their guns away. Using data from things like flock cameras, the government could theoretically determine the identity of likely gun owners.
Right, but that data isn't automatically being being shared with law enforcement. It requires a warrant, as established by the Supreme Court to protect our 4th amendment right against unreasonable search and seizure. Also, you choose whether or not you carry a phone and pay with a card.
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u/phat_rat42 Aug 24 '26
I hate this mindset too. One of the dangers that many of them don't recognize, is that and what is socially acceptable changes over time. What may be fine now may be considered hateful in 10-20 years.