> So its okay for people to leak addresses of politicians and call on other to kill them?
To leak their addresses? Yes. To call on killing them? No.
Knowing where your elected (and/or unelected) officials live is very useful for civic purposes. It helps to identify various forms of corruption.
Case in point: when I lived in Finland, our local municipality had 6 snowploughs. Only five of them were ever really in used for clearing out roads. During the long winters, the last one was essentially parked, with a person inside, next to a particular neighbourhood. It only cleared out the roads in that neighbourhood, and the roads directly connecting to it. That neighbourhood housed the chair and two other members of the town council.
Being able to associate uneven allocation of public funds and the home addresses of those deciding how the allocation is done is useful, and I claim, even necessary.
To leak their addresses? Yes. To call on killing them? No.
Knowing where your elected (and/or unelected) officials live is very useful for civic purposes. It helps to identify various forms of corruption.
Case in point: when I lived in Finland, our local municipality had 6 snowploughs. Only five of them were ever really in used for clearing out roads. During the long winters, the last one was essentially parked, with a person inside, next to a particular neighbourhood. It only cleared out the roads in that neighbourhood, and the roads directly connecting to it. That neighbourhood housed the chair and two other members of the town council.
Being able to associate uneven allocation of public funds and the home addresses of those deciding how the allocation is done is useful, and I claim, even necessary.