Updated specific locations to be searchable, take a look at Las Vegas as an example.

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Is /r/AnCap really against privacy 'rights'
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Your neighbor sets up a shotgun microphone, video camera, internet intercept, and cell-phone intercept... and uses those items to collect information on you without your knowledge or consent, imposing an involuntary relationship. Privacy violations or if one's privacy is compromised like the prior example, this could (and often) places persons and property in danger.

I personally see that as a horrendous act, for which I would gladly use force to prevent. However in another recent discussion on privacy, many persons seemed to suggest that privacy violations are never an act of 'aggression,' and therefore perfectly permissible.

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