Chris Tarbell

But I mean, I used to have to get a search warrant to look inside your house.

Or I can just log on to your Facebook and you've got pictures of all inside your house and what's going on.

I mean, it's not, you know, so people like the idea of not giving up their privacy.

But they do it anyways.

They're giving away their freedoms all the time.

They're carrying watches that gives out their heartbeat to a weight of companies that are storing that.

I mean, what's more personal than your heartbeat?

every time i say something bad that kind of thing so it gets it can get out of hand the bureaucracy grows and the freedom slip away is that's the that's the criticism right i completely see your point i agree with it i mean but i mean on the other side people criticize the government of these freedoms but i mean tech companies are talking about destroying your privacy and controlling what you can say i realize they're private platforms and you they can decide what's on their platform but

But, you know, they're taking away your freedoms of what you can say.

And we've heard some things where maybe government officials were in line with tech companies to take away some of that freedom.

And I agree with you, that gets scary.

Yeah, I agree.

I agree.

But I mean, we haven't had a voice like we've had until recently.

I mean, anyone that has a Twitter account now can speak and become a news article.

You know, my parents didn't have that voice.

If they wanted to speak out against the government or do something, they had to go to a protest or organize a protest or, you know, do something along those lines.

So, you know, we have more of a place to put our voice out now.

Yeah, that's crazy to me.

That's insane.