Who gets to decide who has visibility or access or evidence on us is a very real problem in an age of technology accelerated fascism, and it would be really great if more people doing technology for ostensibly “good” motivations stopped to question the dominant logic of “access as default”

“I deserve that everybody must let me have access to them, for their betterment” is a deeply challenged view of other human beings’ autonomy

(watching a population vigorously oppose subsidizing the welfare state while also maintaining one of the world’s largest prison systems) these are people who love to be free

the rich and powerful are getting richer and more powerful while communities at the margins are increasingly left with no say, ever cornered into `no exit’ from a technology that most didn’t ask for

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"How do we get The World to quietly kill these people that it would be awkward for us to directly murder" is state policy for a lot of unwanted populations. It's why our southern border policy is designed to funnel migrants into brutal deserts where their deaths won't bother anyone.