@_plump_tyb_@MamaDoneToldU@eM7yPKfGGCbzSJb@JasonBassler1 I mean...that would happen regardless. And as far as I'm aware, flock cameras aren't in neighborhoods in most places. Just on main roads. Your scenario wouldn't be likely regardless
@frank_stur59703@Rajani_Isa@JasonBassler1 It really wouldn't do anything to have the license plate showing, I assure you. And AI isn't going to take away police jobs unless they come out with some RoboCop bullshit. You're way too high on whatever drugs you're taking
Don't get me wrong, fuck the police but this is dumb
@Cumpelforeskin@CaixaG5969@Proximi_0 Yes, and on the other side, racism to the extreme, kkk, active support of destabilizing other countries and eugenics, etc. Again, take the blinders off.
@WHE_Reborn@SallyMayweather The left is trying to excuse murder on our own soil as long as it's done by a woman or poc against someone white, a man, or children
@Rajani_Isa@frank_stur59703@JasonBassler1 Nothing would happen regardless if it did get flagged since it's registered to whatever municipality owns it, be it sicty, county, state. You severely overestimate the liability here
@MamaDoneToldU@eM7yPKfGGCbzSJb@JasonBassler1 The license plate wouldn't give that information, though. It's not registered to Officer Bob, it's registered to the Penisland Police Department. The fleet number is the only thing that tells us it belongs to Officer Bob
@Cumpelforeskin@CaixaG5969@Proximi_0 ... Not really. You're just biased and have blinders on because you're right leaning. Not that I'm saying anything bad about you. It's just how the "us vs them" narrative the government wants you to buy into works.
@bulbasorta@Hubb1e45@internet_posts There are use cases, though. Gas, for example. Cheaper in the US on average vs EU. 4 per gallon vs 4 per liter, for example. But the EU is kinda anti-private transport anyway
@CassoWAristos@internet_posts Technically yes, since in imperial, inches are also rounded numbers. Basically if it falls under a fraction/decimal, it's rounded to the nearest whole.
@skeeter8209@JasonBassler1 People act like the police personally own their vehicles and aren't loaned out as a company car with a fleet number plastered in yellow that tells you more about who is driving it than the license plate ever would
@ThaBastards@JasonBassler1 I mean... The license plate is useless. What's it going to tell you? "Owned by (x) county?" The fleet number on the back of the vehicle is more useful anyway
@Lady_Darkside_@The_Dead_Lotus@JasonBassler1 Not necessarily. The license plate itself is verifiably useless here. I get that it's a double standard, but... Fleet vehicles, in any line of work, require identification numbers that can link back to the company, something even law enforcement hasn't tried going against yet