But to hate Flock would be to hate private property and private contracts.
What I think makes most people uneasy is what the government could do with the data, not the cameras themselves. If people had problems with cameras, they'd never go to Vegas. You can't pick your nose in that place without a dozen people noticing.
I want a law requiring the government to obtain a warrant before receiving second-party surveillance of an unrelated third party in a public right-of-way.
But private surveillance is here with or without Flock. My building is ringed by 4K cameras. They're $100 each. Why wouldn't it be?
The major lesson of my late 30's (40 now) was that I had to start actually taking care of my body. I found that I had to stop shoving whatever I wanted into it, depriving it of whatever I felt was a hassle, getting whatever amount of sleep was convenient in the moment, and expecting it all to keep up.
In this regard, I think I was a slow learner.
@KrystalWaterfor@SenRandPaul The 5th provides protection against self-incrimination. If you're already been unilaterally pardoned, it's impossible to self-incriminate. Thus, any protection provided by the 5th is no longer applicable.
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@SteffiP4Liberty@AP4Liberty@MahiFischer@PlisskenPatriot It's hard not to have some respect for someone who knows what they want and then goes for it for all they're worth.
Great job. The young un-marrieds should take note.
The possibility that the Secretary of Transportation doesn't know this is zero, but conservatives would rather pretend their opponents are dumb and ignorant than acknowledge how brazenly and effectively they lie.
Racist Commie Mamdani is going to make you show ID in his markets. You want your government-subsidized arugula? Show your papers! Ask for ID to vote? BIGOT!!!
Are you starting to realize what disingenuous lying buffoons these commies are?
@ConceptualJames I don't disagree, but I question how much influence the Woke Right movement has outside of insular online spaces.
Though insular online spaces can easily grab politicians' attention.
The people claiming Ceuta is rightfully Moroccan territory are ridiculous. It's been a European city since 1415, originally taken by Portugal in the Reconquista. Ceuta has been a Spanish city since 1580.
No Muslim power has held the city in over 600 years.
And yet the same people will claim that the very minute some North African boats sail themselves over to Iberia, they have a right to be there.
(And yes, I'm not some illiterate who couldn't place Ceuta on a map before yesterday. I find the history of the Reconquista quite interesting.)