Spoiler alert : Singapore won the race years ago. Cameras everywhere, and mostly : the singaporian civilian population is educated to surveil peers so that they don't commit incivilities. Here is an article about it : https://gcctvms.com/smart-city-surveillance-singapore-camera...

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persavon an hour ago | parent | next [-]

I’d rather live in Singapore any day than US. I actually think a bit of surveillance and law enforcement is necessary. People in US think they can do whatever they want with no repercussions because “that’s their God given right”. Look at all the garbage in their streets. Try telling someone in US that they parked on 2 spots and see how quickly you get punched in the face. And so on. I’d rather have cameras and strict law enforcement than everyone thinking they can do whatever they want. I lived in Singapore and it was wonderful. Very safe and clean, could walk alone in the middle of the night with zero worries.

	▲	tuesdaynight 17 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		Why are you not living there anymore? I understand the trade-offs, but I hate the feeling of constant surveillance. And knowing that I'm a minority in this subject, I'm aware that I'm probably going to be at the loser side in this battle. However, I'm still sad thinking that I could be a criminal in the future by being naked at my own house.

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Cider9986 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

I need a list of countries not to visit.

So far I have UK, China, Singapore.

But maybe I should accept less rights when traveling.

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highfrequency an hour ago | parent [-]

Why UK?

	▲	archontes an hour ago \| parent [-]
		Too many cameras and not enough food.