This will allow for any criminal acts to be noticed and even prevented. With the same justification, can state propose to install cameras in the individuals' homes and monitor the activity there?

Obviously not, and the main argumentation that refutes this is the fact that the individual's home is a private place and, additionally, a place where the individual likes to enjoy his privacy. Continuing with analogies in this area, it would be similar to the state imposing a ban on smoking inside the individual's own home. If we consider the case of smoking in a car with the child, it isn't so far off in fact. Something like this can lead to a dangerous trend that can encourage the state to increase and continue its involvement in regulating the individual lives.

Can we afford this type of intervention? In my opinion, we cannot and the argumentation against such a...
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