[OmegaZero_Alpha]

It's not paranoia it's narcissism.

What makes you think you're important enough for the government to install cameras in your personal property?

You've also made the fallacy that by installing cameras in public property it somehow gives the big evil government more power.

Im not paranoid, this is in the laws.

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A mental condition characterized by delusions of persecution, unwarranted jealousy, and/or exaggerated self-importance, typically worked into an organized system.

I posted earlier that guy got a ticket for having a multitool with a knife in his car…

…arresting me for having a pocketknife…

People are being jailed AND SUED for shooting burglers stealing FROM THEIR HOME in Britain.

they are being hacked by the police for no reason and their phones tapped into.

I don't like cameras looking at me wherever I go…

I don't like the police looking at me breathing down me neck…

…you don't want me to enjoy governments looking and peeking into your windows…

Enjoy your police state!

Just because your country is a police state doesn't mean you have to support it.

I just don't like the government looking into my windows of my house with cameras.

Sounds like textbook paranoia to me.

I got proof for my side of the argument, unlike you.

The only thing you've posted are outliers. In case you don't know what that means "An outlying observation, or outlier, is one that appears to deviate markedly from other members of the sample in which it occurs."

This is relevant because you've only posted isolated incidents that deviate greatly from a normal situation, and given the THOUSANDS of instances where things have gone right, your ten or eleven instances are statistically irrelevant in the greater picture.

This, in logic, is called a biased samble. Only taking the incidents that support your case and ignoring all of the others that don't.