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Think of all the lives that could have been saved had the governments been able to gather data and track people’s movements to enforce covid era lockdowns and restrictions.

Thankfully the infrastructure is there and being built out for next time :usa:
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Why was this Baw recording to begin with?


One could knock him a little for not trying to help.
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For the sake of my entertainment from the meltdown on this board, I hope it’s either Laverne Cox, Lena Dunham, or John Boyega.


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More than I would like, which is to say rarely :lol:
I can predict with around 80% accuracy who I will mostly be talking to if I have to call a government office.
You talking about the WNBA grifting money from the NBA?
Think about great these Flocks would have been in 2020 to help in the enforcing of government mandated lockdowns :nana:
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would rather capture criminals than ban flock cameras though.


Do you have evidence these cameras have made an appreciable difference in criminal apprehensions?

List (5) such instances. I reply with (50) times the cameras were abused by law enforcement (that we know of).
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have no reasonable expectation of privacy while driving down a public street


I also have no reasonable expectation of being forced to participate in a surveillance state simply by driving down a street,
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SludgeFactory


Do you want a Flock camera beside your driveway?
From what I have seen, law enforcement is mainly abusing them to settle personal issues.
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Every now and then, there is a policy overlap between Democrats and Libertarians. It’s very rare. I’d say less than 10% of the time we agree with them on anything. And of that 10%, they are almost always civil liberty issues.


And this.

However they got here, I welcome increased opposition to Flock cameras.
My question (and some of my skepticism) is this: Why don’t more financial advisors and articles focus on how a person can invest and possibly make money now so that be used now instead of decades later when that person is elderly and probably has much less time to enjoy life?

It is almost like what the industry wants is for you to put your money into its system and keep it there as long as possible to benefit the industry.

I’m not saying don’t invest for retirement.

But consider this: Would Warren Buffet choose a)to double his money or b) give up his money and be 25 years old again?

Just things that I ponder.

re: The greatest lead man (rock)

Posted by weagle1999 on 8/9/26 at 8:38 pm to
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Axl Rose in his prime


I agree with this.