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People with nothing to hide need not be bothered about surveillance, Supreme Court says
(www.thehindu.com)
this post was submitted on 20 Dec 2025
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I don't get why they never suggest making it completely public every email, phone call and bank transaction of politicians and judges then... also, please, force them to wear a chip so we can always know their location... it's ok to give it some hours of delay for security reasons, we just need to know where you have been to, no need to worry if you have nothing to hide.
Of all the people in the world that need or should have it mandatory to have round the clock public surveillance ... it should be our political leaders
They claim to be working for the people ... yet the people never really know what the fuck these leaders are doing
Blowing Bubba not good enough for you?
We still don't know who bubba is. Is he Bill Clinton? A horse? A fictional shrimp tycoon? Who knows?