Abolitionists had something to hide.
Germans protecting jewish escapees had something to hide.
To say that “you have nothing to fear if you have nothing to hide” is inherently flawed, because it assumes that having something to hide is wrong.
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But that saying is true. Even if we hide for good we will feel scared. But the meaning behind the saying does imply it in negative light because hiding things is usually seen as bad 
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