I've decided to keep this one short and simple, so here it is in keyword form.
Constant Monitoring

Nannying Culture

Untrusted/Bored

Detachment &
Desire for own space

Rebellion

Constant Monitoring
So, quite frankly, when Hazel Blear yabbers on about political disengagement, she's only got themselves to blame. Monitoring us makes us want to break free, not wrap ourselves up even tighter in chains.
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