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 ======= general concerns ====== ======= general concerns ======
  
-The most common arguments against privacy and the use of good crypto are often called the "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Horsemen_of_the_Infocalypse|Four Horsemen of the infocaypse]]" +The most common arguments against privacy and the use of good crypto are often called the "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Horsemen_of_the_Infocalypse|Four Horsemen of the infocalypse]]" They are not rational arguments, rather they play on the fears that people have.
-Because the are not rational arguments but playing with the fear of people.+
  
 =====Nothing to hide ===== =====Nothing to hide =====
->**logical fallacies**: good people have nothing to fearI don't need privacy,only bad people hide things,I don't need to encrypt \\ +**logical fallacies**: 
-We need to understand that this statement is caused by the propaganda logic of "only bad people hide things" and "good people are not victims of surveillance".Both assumptions are wrong, but never the less widely accepted. When people are say "I've got nothing to hide" they are really saying "I'm a good person".+good people have nothing to fear 
 +I don't need privacy 
 +only bad people hide things 
 +I don't need to encrypt \\ 
 + 
 +====Argumentations==== 
 +there are several lines of argument that are already used successfully  
 +===Win by yielding=== 
 + We need to understand that this statement is caused by the propaganda logic of "only bad people hide things" and "good people are not victims of surveillance".Both assumptions are wrong, but never the less widely accepted. When people are say "I've got nothing to hide" they are really saying "I'm a good person".
  
 We don't need people to believe that they are bad people, we don't need them to believe they need to live in fear. We need people to believe that privacy is good and that they can do something . We don't need people to believe that they are bad people, we don't need them to believe they need to live in fear. We need people to believe that privacy is good and that they can do something .
  
-  +  - Agree to them 
 +  - show examples of innocent victims of surveillance, the more recent and closer to your location the better. (there is a collection under files,facts and data) 
 +  - give examples of legitimate need for privacy: doctors,lawyers, people that are stalked \\  
 + 
 +> //"I have nothing to hide"//  
 +>No doubt, you are a good person. And you probably think that means surveillance does not affect you, because it only goes after bad guys\\  
 +>//allow time for the person to comment// \\ 
 +> The thing is, that is not true.It affects all of us. People make mistakes, and so does the state. For example...// give examples of innocent victims of surveillance// 
 +===it's a privilege=== 
 +>there's the inherently selfish argument 
 +>that I have nothing to hide 
 +>it might be true that I may not be ill 
 +>it may be true that II am NOT blind 
 +>I still want to live in a world that has hospitals I still want to live on 
 +>Street which has accessibility for blind people 
 +>it is also the case that I want to have a world where everyone has privacy 
 +>and thus dignity confidentiality and integrity in their daily lives without having to ask for it 
 +>to beg it from a master because it is the case that when you ask someone for those things 
 +>they may not grant them and then you will know you are not free 
 +>so what can people do first they can declare themselves to be free 
 +- Jacob Applebaum [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPPDANYdImE&feature=youtu.be&t=5m19s|Source]]
 =====Terror ==== =====Terror ====
 **Accusation**: privacy and crypto enable Terror \\  **Accusation**: privacy and crypto enable Terror \\ 
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 =====Child abuse ===== =====Child abuse =====
-Accusation: privacy and crypto enable child abuse +**Accusation**: privacy and crypto enable child abuse \\  
-logical fallacy: surveillance stops child abuse +**logical fallacy**: surveillance stops child abuse \\  
-truth: police needs tools like Tor to find people that spread images of child abuse.+**truth**abuse of children or other people is a psychological result of the abuser having been disempowered; surveillance and the irrational belief that policing can prevent abuse are further causes of disempowerment; they contribute to turning people into abusers.
  
 ==== crime in general ==== ==== crime in general ====
-Accusation: privacy,  and crypto enable crimes +**Accusation**: privacy,  and crypto enable crimes 
-logical fallacy: surveillance stops crimes and helps to find criminalsif we just had enogh sorveillance there would be no crime+**logical fallacies**: 
 +>surveillance stops crimes and helps to find criminals 
 +if we just had enough surveillance there would be no crime
  
 ====== files,facts and data ===== ====== files,facts and data =====
 +==== resources ====
 declaration of human rights declaration of human rights
 constitions: of europe, America constitions: of europe, America
  
-please add links to material like studies that show that data-retention is useless, the cost of surveillance, examples of innocent beeing spyed on ect+please add links to material like studies that show that data-retention is useless, the cost of surveillance, examples of innocent beeing spyed on etc
 +  * [[http://wiki.vorratsdatenspeicherung.de/%C3%9Cbersetzung/English/Pros_and_cons|arguments against dataretention]] 
 +===== victims of surveillance ===== 
 +    Scientist Andrej Holm from Germany- "Crime" used the wrong words in his Publications - put in jail for three months and put under 24/7 surveillance for years [[http://www.theguardian.com/education/2007/aug/21/highereducation.uk1|more]] 
 +   * James Robinson - "Crime": Wrong Name - big problems traveling [[http://edition.cnn.com/2008/US/08/19/tsa.watch.list/|more]] 
 +   *Justin Carter - "Crime": bad joke on facebook - put in jail in isolation [[http://www.npr.org/blogs/alltechconsidered/2013/07/03/198129617/teen-jailed-for-facebook-comment-reportedly-beat-up-behind-bars|more]] 
 +   * Leigh Van Bryan - "Crime": Joking - detaimend 
 +   * Johannes Schneiderhäuser - "Crime": owning a guitar - police harassment , kicked out of the USA[[http://www.vice.com/read/i-was-given-a-full-body-search-by-american-border-guards|more]] 
 +   * Abdulrahman al-Awlaki- "Crime": unkown- killed by dronestrike  [[http://www.nytimes.com/2013/07/18/opinion/the-drone-that-killed-my-grandson.html?_r=0|more]]
 ======= dirty tricks ====== ======= dirty tricks ======
 Be prepared for dirty tricks by the dark side of the force. Lying, logical fallacies and propaganda are common tools of opponents of humanrights Be prepared for dirty tricks by the dark side of the force. Lying, logical fallacies and propaganda are common tools of opponents of humanrights