&quot;not able to be proven false, but not necessarily true.&quot;<p>You are unable to provide evidence, i.e. data, to support your claim (yet again). I cannot prove a statement false if there is no evidence to call into dispute. You do not have any concrete information that supports the notion that more people, in a direct comparison, would care about speeding, as opposed to government surveillance. Your statement is an unfounded assertion, not an accurate measure of what is just, valid, and&#x2F;or righteous.<p>Without evidence, your statement merely explains what <i>you</i> want, not what society as a whole is looking for, or what policies <i>should</i> be put into place.