Can you imagine still defending the COVID shots right now?
Online all day. Same sentence under every new “died suddenly” post-
People have always died.
People have always died.
People have always died.
People have always died.
People have always died.
People have always died.
People have always died.
People have always died.
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My humble opinion In regard to Flock cameras:
Years ago they put cameras on our ambulance windshields. Forward facing and pointed at us in the cab.
None of us wanted them. They promised a small raise and said the footage was “only for accidents. We won’t use it against you.”
We took the money.
Now they watch seatbelts, conversations, everything. People got fired off that footage.
Then they added AI. It watches us. It talks to us. Tells us we aren’t paying attention. Tells us we’re too close. Basically tells us where to go and how to behave.
That started with a promise and a raise.
It feels like Flock is the same pitch on a bigger scale.
A piece of me likes the thought of additional eyes in the sky to watch out for bad guys, but after all I’ve been through with mainstream minds, I’m concerned the bad guys are going to use this to harm good people.
God bless
MSN called me “sick in the head” for noticing Dolly’s “brief battle with cancer.”
To MSN:
I’m an active paramedic. I work the aftermath of what’s occurred. I don’t set behind a desk to gather my opinions.
Calling people “conspiracy theorists” or “sick in the head” for noticing how often “brief battle with cancer” shows up is how you attempt to dodge the questions.
Why is that phrase everywhere now? Why did you push shots as if risk was settled? Why is asking treated like a mental illness?
I’m not sick in the head for what I’m seeing on the street. You’re just seemingly allergic to the questions.
Sincerely,
Harry Fisher
Paramedic
@paulW9007 Agreed. If you reach over to grab something it says “distracted, distracted.” Which is actually more distracting than reaching for your soda or whatever.
She took a shot that has been confirmed to be highly toxic and dangerous. It would be nice if these cases were followed up on sufficiently, but the powers that be aren’t doing that. Other than using our God given pattern recognition and discernment I don’t know how anyone expects us to draw concrete conclusions on this massive cover up in progress.
@CountMapleLeaf I don’t know if there are in the major dispatch centers but the AI does tell the dispatchers where it wants to move the ambulances too.