This is horrifying
Rep Lauren Boebert “They're scanning our faces in public places at protests, even at our children's schools. The government is building secret databases they can go through anytime that they feel like it”
“This is an absolute egregious reach on our Fourth Amendment rights. They're creating a digital footprint of your entire life without a single warrant or even probable cause.”
“Your morning commute to work, it's tracked dropping off your kids at their soccer practice that's logged, visiting a church or a gun range recorded forever in government, in a government-accessible database.”
In response to this, Rep Lauren Boebert and Rep Thomas Massie introduce their new Surveillance Accountability Act (H.R. 8470)
This bill will require probable-cause warrants for many forms of government surveillance, including warrantless facial recognition in public spaces
This includes protests, schools, places of worship, automated license plate readers and even access to commercial data
This bill must pass
@JustDrewD@US_taxpayer@pennyelizabeths@SaraForTexLege How about insurance reform. Open all 50 states to shop for coverage. If pay x amount for Blue Cross in let’s say New York City but find x amount is less in South Carolina. For the same coverage why are we as consumers not allowed to shop out of state?
@RepDonBacon So who exactly started this war? Oh that’s right, it was the United States. There was a peace deal on the table before this war started. Boris Johnson stepped in and said don’t give in we will back Ukraine.
Income tax is wrong. You shouldn't be fined for earning a living.
Property tax is wrong. You shouldn't be forced to pay to keep living in a home that you already own.
Sales tax is wrong. You shouldn't be forced to pay someone to allow you to buy something.
Capital gains tax is wrong. You shouldn't be punished for investing in your family's financial future.
Inheritance tax is wrong. Your heirs shouldn't be robbed because you died.
All forms of taxation are wrong, because they're extortion, and extortion is always wrong.