"Stop Cutting Down Flock Cameras " (Mass Surveillance Is Good) [video]
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#2If the land of the free can't escape the all-seeing eye of Flock, us Europe folks are doomed.
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#3If the land of the free can't escape the all-seeing eye of Flock, us Europe folks are doomed.
You say that like the US isn't already holding 25% of the worlds prison population with only 4.5% the overall population.
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#4If the land of the free can't escape the all-seeing eye of Flock, us Europe folks are doomed.
You say that like the US isn't already holding 25% of the worlds prison population with only 4.5% the overall population.
And those stats represent the arrest records as well.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4111266/
We could choose the same response that England chose, but I would hope there would be a better way.
At least the USA did not fix their crime problem like Germany did.
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#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
You say that like the US isn't already holding 25% of the worlds prison population with only 4.5% the overall population.
And those stats represent the arrest records as well. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4111266/ We could choose the same response that England chose, but I would hope there would be a better way. At least the USA did not fix their crime problem like Germany did.
I would hardly call what the US does as a fix considering it still has pretty poor crime rates compared to it's peers.
The police and courts rely on high crime rates and court costs to fund themselves and get bonuses. Actually lowering crime would mean downsizing and lower wages. Thats why cops in places that lowered the penalties for low level theft and drug crimes refuse to enforce any of those laws at all in protest, their easy money source shrinks and is a budget cut to their extortion racket.
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#6The Youtuber AwakeWithJP has constantly shifted his apparent political beliefs over time in a cynical attempt to find new audiences. He started off as a crunchy granola hippy, then an "anti-woke" activist before going full Trumper during COVID. Now he's moving away from Trumpism and becoming a privacy/civil liberties activist persona.
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#7mackenzie scott should send this guy a few million for the public good.
Re: "Stop Cutting Down Flock Cameras " (Mass Surveillance Is Good) [video]
#8The Youtuber AwakeWithJP has constantly shifted his apparent political beliefs over time in a cynical attempt to find new audiences. He started off as a crunchy granola hippy, then an "anti-woke" activist before going full Trumper during COVID. Now he's moving away from Trumpism and becoming a privacy/civil liberties activist persona.
he seems consistent. did you like him in any of his iterations? probably not. so he consistently has value.
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#9If the land of the free can't escape the all-seeing eye of Flock, us Europe folks are doomed.
You say that like the US isn't already holding 25% of the worlds prison population with only 4.5% the overall population.
Sounds like the free are even more free due to less criminals roaming free. Guess the rest of the world should step their game up.
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
And those stats represent the arrest records as well. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4111266/ We could choose the same response that England chose, but I would hope there would be a better way. At least the USA did not fix their crime problem like Germany did.
I would hardly call what the US does as a fix considering it still has pretty poor crime rates compared to it's peers. The police and courts rely on high crime rates and court costs to fund themselves and get bonuses. Actually lowering crime would mean downsizing and lower wages. Thats why cops in places that lowered the penalties for low level theft and drug crimes refuse to enforce any of those laws at all in prote…
Sorry-- I did not mean to imply that the USA has fixed their crime problem.
I was making the point that there are countries that used to have a lot less crime, which reduces the demand for policing. Now they have more crime. Problem solved.