I already hate plausible deniability in politicians' speech, but nothing irks me more than when it involves "child sex abuse protection" to peddle a wide net #surveillance apparatus.
This time it's the EU, but the fallacy "if you're against surveillance, you're for child sex abuse" has been successfully used in the US as well.
This time it's the EU, but the fallacy "if you're against surveillance, you're for child sex abuse" has been successfully used in the US as well.
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