There are degrees of crime though. Is going after e-bikes really important enough to justify a surveillance panopticon?
I mean, in some places jaywalking is a crime. Do we really need to spend resources going after jaywalkers?
No, I certainly don't think so. The problem is that fighting people pushing the surveillance panopticon by lying about their motivations doesn't work.
No, I certainly don't think so. The problem is that fighting people pushing the surveillance panopticon by lying about their motivations doesn't work.