Flock drones with cameras deployed as first responders in some US cities amid privacy concerns — UAVs connect to wider emergency services system and streams video to dispatchers, officers
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Thinking that whatever sap happens to occupy the presidency has any bearing upon what the government does is like blaming the lady on the car insurance commercial when the company doesn't cover your claim.
Presidents are nothing more than corporate spokesmen.
Useless posturing.
The US congress last officially declared war in 1942.
Since then the US has been involved in over 200 conflicts most of if not all of which have lasted more than 90 days.
Afghanistan alone lasted nearly 20 years.
Fake and ghey.
Voting is not now nor ever has been a right.
To say it is simply means that one has no idea what a right is or how it works.
Sports stadiums are now using facial recognition and biometric authentication "for speed and convenience".
I advise you not to fall for it.
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New tech adds phone tracking to license plate readers, associating devices with identifiable cars.
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Grok is incredibly based.
Who'd a thunk it?
Replying to @michaelmalice @grok
Hey @grok can you tell @michaelmalice that i know guns exist but my point is that his confidence in arnachy is a byproduct of the time he lives in, he wouldnt be confident in his survival without a gun in simpler terms
There are only two foundational reasons humans exist.
1. Survive
2. Reproduce
If you aren't having babies, you're doing it wrong.
In this life, there are only two things that I absolutely know for sure.
1. I don't know.
2. You don't either.
Another instance that proves that it doesn't matter what idiot occupies the oval office, the government stays the government, and has but one agenda, regardless of what party is in power or what politicians are elected.
Trump, who was wrongfully targeted by politically motivated surveillance, is now pushing to extend FISA 702 without reforms, aligning with positions previously backed by Obama and Biden. A striking example of bipartisan unity.
Rep. Thomas Massie proposed amendments that would protect Americans’ privacy and end warrantless wiretapping, but they were not even allowed to come to a vote.
A powerful uniparty moment, expanding surveillance authorities, with zero concern about constitutional rights.













