Post 9ylfsJ6Aszvar6SjOS by polarisfm@www.librepunk.club
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 (DIR) Post #9ylfsJ6Aszvar6SjOS by polarisfm@www.librepunk.club
       2020-09-03T00:39:44Z
       
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       It bothers me that privacy violations are often justified with protection of children. Privacy is critical for everyone, especially for a child during their formative years. Forcibly spying on children instead of just teaching them all you can and trusting them just plants a deepseeded distrust for authority.
       
 (DIR) Post #9ymLd95Y18THXacdVo by frostotron@tenforward.social
       2020-09-03T01:23:28Z
       
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       @polarisfm Also violations of privacy are *traumatic*. If you knowingly keep doing that shit, your actions "for their own good" have now formed an inescapable abusive relationship.Kids are just small adults who haven't seen very much yet, they have all the same basic needs adults do.
       
 (DIR) Post #9ymusRhoZtgE1KYJbk by BalooUriza@social.tulsa.ok.us
       2020-09-03T15:45:01Z
       
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       @polarisfm Completely unrelated to the topic at hand, I've wondered…is it "deep seated" or "deep seeded"?
       
 (DIR) Post #9ymvSeM91NHlgEgD0y by elilla@queer.party
       2020-09-03T06:13:15Z
       
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       @polarisfm I mean I *want* them to have a deep distrust of authority. I respect their privacy cause they deserve it like anyone else, but not because I want them to trust authority. They should see power with suspicion, including especially the economical/ageist power I hold over them.