Survey Finds Young Americans More Open to Government Surveillance in Homes

[DadSmith]

1/3 of Gen Z wants the government to add something to private homes, according to a new survey. | Conservative News Daily™

A recent survey by the Cato Institute found that 29% of Americans under 30 are in favor of the government installing surveillance cameras in homes, despite overwhelming opposition.

www.conservativenewsdaily.net

Government propaganda centers (public schools) starting to pay off for totalitarianism.

 

[actaeon277]

Part of it, is the education system.

And part of it is parents.

 

[Tombs]

Part of it, is the education system.

And part of it is parents.

The fact news stories aren't running regularly about parents showing up at teacher's houses.... That tells me all I need to know about where the real problems lay. At least the Muslims have the spine to do this kind of stuff, like in Dearborn Michigan.

 

[Expat]

The sheep have taken over. Maybe all of us have become sheep now. Silence gives approval.

 

[Leo]

This is the generation that has measurable psychotic episodes from the removal of their smart phone.

They typically have downloaded many, many spyware apps in addition to the indirect but significant snooping from marketing companies. Nothing about their lives, including personal autonomy, is based in reality. They do not feel any burden at this point, so they think it is fine.

If you want a man to understand his ways, he has to feel the pain of his own decisions.

 

[BehindBlueI's]

I'd like to see the actual question asked, what the choices were, and what the sample size was. Some of the "social issue" surveys I get on the airline miles for surveys sites are so leading or every choice is some level of agreement I've even less faith in polling now then I did before. Which was nearly none. The site linked was too slow to load for my patience, but if they don't release the actual survey that went with it, I don't believe them regardless of what they say the results are.

Example, one question I had recently was "what do you think the 3 biggest problems facing the country are today" and then a list of about 10 things. Literally none of them would have made my top 10 issues, but if you want to complete the survey you have to pick 3 to continue. Total BS vs a free form entry or a simple 'none of the above', but they want the results they want.

 

[dieselrealtor]

Having raised children, I am inclined to think the questions may have been leading to surveil others.

Anyone have children that are open to having parents watch everything they do?

 

[1nderbeard]

We stopped teaching about tyranny, and he were are. Big brother is no longer tyrannical, he's here to help make sure we're good little children.

 

[BugI02]

The surveillance devices are already in place

I recall Snowden, in 2013 I believe, saying the only way he would ever believe the microphone and camera in a cell phone or lap top were really off was if he had taken a soldering iron and 'disconnected' them himself

 

[Leadeye]

Sounds creepy, and I don't think I really don't want to know what's going on in Gen Z houses.

 

[LuckyOne]

We stopped teaching about tyranny, and he were are. Big brother is no longer tyrannical, he's here to help make sure we're good little children.

THIS... the "we" being the government school system and the parents who should be paying attention so that they can be aware and supplement our kids education.

 

[XMil]

 

[KellyinAvon]

Government surveillance? I'm for surveillance OF the government.

 

[BigRed]

**** state

 

[DadSmith]

Gen Z's gender divide is huge — and unexpected

Gen Z women are becoming more liberal, while Gen Z men are drifting to the right. Now, they don't agree on anything.

www.businessinsider.com