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The very idea of "nothing to hide" is born from fear.
It's fundamentally a self-sabotaging philosophy. If I have nothing to hide, why do I need to be surveilled?
edit: source
edit2: see true source below if you have access or are willing to pay/pirate
Source's source
yeah kind of like how even on Reddit we have to think twice before saying what's REALLY on our minds
I got permabanned once for telling someone to crawl into a hole.
I got permabanned a second time and fully quit reddit after bringing up the double standards of infant genital mutilation practices.
One of my accounts got banned because I quoted something from Wikipedia. They considered my comment to be "doxxing" 🙄 and they permanently banned me with no warning or recourse.
Some more than others.