Piggies are getting scareddddd

  • lightnsfw@reddthat.com
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    11 hours ago

    If they won’t let you voice your opinion in public do it at their house. Don’t let these fuckers feel safe.

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    Lots of people will be facing tribunals when this is over. We the people will not forget the actions of fascists.

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    Schrag ordered citizens to clear the room and shut off cameras recording the event.

    Aww, what’s wrong with cameras, Mayor Schrag? Does the idea of being filmed all the time make you feel uncomfortable for some reason?

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    When your representatives don’t represent you, shift the focus to who they are representing. Get loud and don’t stop. Overflow the room for every public meeting of any kind. Dominate all public comment. These folks aren’t your neighbors, they are neighbors to the municipal consultants the city pays to draw the master plan. Clear cut your trees, zone for data centers, build surveillance infrastructure, close your public schools, install unnecessary roundabouts and raise your utility costs.

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      I’m with you on everything except roundabouts. For moderate traffic intersections, they are more efficient than stoplights and stop signs. Opposition to them seems largely confined to those who regard wide arcs and looking left for other traffic as unreasonable demands against their intellect.

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        Roundabouts are also better for the environment because they reduce fuel usage, and are better for people because they reduce accidents by a non insignificant amount! Not to mention less time stopped looking at brake lights. The only reason to stick with stop lamps is ignorance / space restraints, as I believe the main draw back to rotary intersections is they require a bit more real estate. But then u can put cute planters and shit in the middle so 🤷

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        I found roundabouts a bit scary when I was a new driver, but now I think they’re fun! Quite a brilliant architectural solution, I think.

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      Good news! All unnecessary roundabouts are gone, how about removing unnecessary traffic lights and install more roundabouts.

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      17 hours ago

      And the tax payers can pay for it, the arresting officer can get some paid leave, no one involved in the decision will face any consequences for it, and it has still provided a chilling effect on anyone else who wants to speak out.

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    Fuck flock and all the other companies participating in the digital panopticon!!! Power to the people!!!

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    21 hours ago

    That mayor DOES obviously have a tiny, stinky cock.

    From another article:

    “I believe that the purpose of public hearings or when there’s actually something of substance, if there’s nothing of substance, it just becomes kind of theater,” Schrag stated

    So dissenting opinions on needless surveillance is by definition “theater” and can’t POSSIBLY be of substance, according to this poorly endowed stinkphallus.

    We’re there to do the people’s business.

    By shutting the people up, says the possessor of an infinitesimal and pungent Johnson.

    He said he understands that people have concerns, but has also heard from Springfield Police on the usefulness of the technology.

    Big “you may like your civil liberties but they’re bothersome to the SS” energy from he of the malodorous micropenis.

    Schrag explains that giving the committee 9 months allows them to look into the full scope of both sides.

    Without in any way requiring them to respect the wishes of their constituency, Tiny Toxicpants neglected to add.

    just throwing thing, after thing, after thing at staff is not an appropriate way to get results,

    Said Schrag, whose own thing can be detected by odor three counties away, but isn’t visible with the naked eye at a distance of one foot.

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    I love that the woman give the finger and then said, probably not my most shining moment.

    No, it is your shining moment!! Give them all the finger when you get arrested!! Hell yeah!!! 🖕🖕🖕

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    The cop said, “You’re under arrest,” grabbed her arms, and pulled her out of the room. “I can do this all night. I get paid by the hour,” the cop added.

    Using this against the person whose taxes pay his salary is especially telling. He doesn’t serve this community, he abuses it.

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      17 hours ago

      Once it’s used to stalk them and that stalking results in something nasty or scandalous, they’ll care, and cry and whine about how it’s such a violation of their rights.

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        Cop union is already doing this. Except, theyre only bitching because internal affairs wants to use Flock against their own department, soooooo

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        Then again - by then Flock is going to have so much blackmail material on so many politicians that it’ll no longer matter whether or not they care.

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    These cunts live every day without nearly enough fear of being tarred and feathered. That really ought to change.

    • CosmicTurtle0 [he/him]@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      The only way these flock cameras are coming down legally is if people use the cameras against their local council.

      Use the various means to get into the cameras or just set up shop outside their comes and note what time they go in and out of their home. Note their children’s clothes, what school they go to and their car license plate numbers.

      Provide print outs and distribute them at the meeting. Be sure to have them for the news people outside.

      Council members think they are special and aren’t going to be targeted by Flock. We need to show them that the laws that work for Flock work for us too.

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        Lol, they’ll just arrest you for stalking.

        The laws that work for Flock don’t work for us too.

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        Florida, of all places, just banned them. I think they see them as a future issue to beat MAGAs with in elections, and they already have Data Centers to protect. How many unsavory issues can they shove down voters’ throats before they choke? Data Centers bribe bigger, so they get saved, while Flock cameras go. They’re only being used by cops to stalk women anyway.

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      ya but if the poors do it its ‘terrorism’ and when the rich do it it’s ‘war’

      or at least thats how it seems

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      Why would they have fear? How many people watched this happen in person and did nothing? If anyone there had any balls they’d stand up and not let it happen. I guarantee there were A LOT more citizens than security.

      The US was founded on action, not petition signatures of how “upset” you are. Until people actually put their perverbial cock on the chopping block, things will only get worse.

      • ChickenLadyLovesLife@lemmy.world
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        The US was founded on action

        Yes, the action of losing and running away, repeated until the enemy got tired of beating and chasing us.

      • Chozo@fedia.io
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        The US was founded on action, not petition signatures of how “upset” you are.

        I mean, the Declaration of Independence kinda was exactly that, but I know what you mean. :)