Ok, here's a compromise: Print out the unredacted Epstein Files and tape them to the Kennedy Center. Boom! His name will be all over the place.

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But that's precisely the point. People defending mass surveillance constantly tell everyone else: "If you've done nothing wrong, why worry?" Funny how uncomfortable the argument becomes when the camera points back. via : www.instagram.com/bennjordan/

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Surveillance changes how you feel even when you've done nothing wrong. Okay, you've photographed people attending a surveillance conference. That alone proves no wrongdoing. Correct.

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And THAT is why this is such an extraordinary piece of journalism. Not because everyone attending a Flock conference is secretly doing something evil. That would be a ridiculous conclusion. The experiment demonstrates something much more important:

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Then came the drones. 😄 While Flock's guests were meeting behind closed doors, cameras in the sky could identify attendees and document who was coming and going: Politicians. Police officials. Exactly the kind of observational surveillance ordinary Americans increasingly live underneath.

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