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Jiang defines police state less as brutal police and more as intrusive government interference into personal life with no individual freedom.
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Individual Freedom
Jiang defines police state less as brutal police and more as intrusive government interference into personal life with no individual freedom.
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"...meet are really, really nice people. But, um, you have no individual freedom. Okay? So, let me give you an example of this. So,..."
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"And everyone's like, you can't do that because if you do that, your neighbor should report you to the police. But, what you can..."
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"...for the sake of argument, you know what? I like my individual freedom, right? I don't want to go to a theocracy where everyone's..."
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