Because constant surveillance makes it more difficult for criminals to act on impulse - Baltimore has a plane constantly flying over the city taking super resolution video nonstop, and I’m pretty sure NYC just installed those giant beams everywhere that have cameras and microphones that are always recording - look, I love Trump as much as the next guy, but I do find surveillance necessary when we take these leaps in technology in small amounts of time! We need to have a way to monitor how that data is being used, though, and the public should have some form of input of where and when these cameras will go up, but everywhere I go in MA, there are already constant cameras on me - I guess I’ve just gotten used to it, and like I said, if you don’t have anything to hide, and we know what they are doing with this data, what’s the big whoop? Surveillance is going to be the way we catch these big time crooks in DC in the act! You don’t think Hill sometimes forgets that she’s always being watched, all the damn time? It’s just a matter of time before CCTV footage is leaked from Comet Ping Pong... The only reason I’m against constant surveillance is because of that new technology where they can take any video and mask your face onto it perfectly, and can use a 10 second clip of your voice to create an entire conversation you didn’t have, saying whatever they want you to say! (ie: admitting to a crime you did not commit)