I don't think the comparison is entirely fair.
The gun argument directly turns towards violence. This is an entirely peaceful approach to an inevitable societal end-state.
Eventually, everyone at all times will be under constant surveillance, even in Western nations. Just look at the UK. Walking around London there is an undeniable asymmetry of constant, pervasive surveillance.
Unless you are suggesting the violent approach (people walking around smashing CCTV), I don't see why you would oppose this.
Eventually, everyone at all times will be under constant surveillance, even in Western nations. Just look at the UK. Walking around London there is an undeniable asymmetry of constant, pervasive surveillance.
Unless you are suggesting the violent approach (people walking around smashing CCTV), I don't see why you would oppose this.