Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:They don't even send police to resond to stationary noise complaints at night.
This is the problem. Scofflaws will have no problem circumventing monitoring mechanisms, as there is no on-the-ground enforcement behind them that might properly identify them, much less stop them or bring them to task.
Meanwhile, ever-increasing monitoring mechanisms are creating a surveillance state. On the one hand, that disproportionately identifies the occasional misstep by generally law-abiding folk (who do not act to hide their identities from monitoring). On the other, it creates a trove of information that can be used by authorities in ways not forseen by our societal norms and legal system, technically within the law but as would be considered a misuse by those having enacted such laws when they were written (and when such surveillance technologies either did not exist or were too expensive/cumbersome/ineffective to be in consideration).