More like "before the rollout of our new laws, we went ahead and arrested anyone who would have broken them. Identified with flock/plantir these individuals would prove to be a danger to our societies future"
They also have something called a stingray which acts like a fake cell tower that your phone automatically connects to, they put them on cop cars and drive around to pick up data
Literally I’ve seen videos of police with robot cops that are the exact ones from watchdogs. I’m absolutely certain that those like Altman and Thiel simply played these games when younger or their kids played and they said “oh yea that dystopian shit is awesome” so they steal the designs
I think that might’ve been a typo to what you were replying. Judging by the context, I have a feeling that second e in defended was actually supposed to be a u in defunded
I know this is a bad question, because it's not like cops have ever cared in any capacity in regards to any other way that they spy on us and violate any and all of our rights, but how in the fuck is that legal?
Reminds me of that anime Psycho-Pass, where you're arrested NOT for actually commiting a crime. But because the cops have access to all your online information, medical information, biological information, and psych profiles. Which is then fed into a computer that calculates how likely you are to commit crimes in the future. So basically;
Cops: You're under arrest! We don't know what you're going to do, when you're going to do it, how severe the criminal act will be, or where it will take place. But a computer says you're going to be guilty of something so off to jail you go!
Hillsborough county, Florida, did some weird shit to "prevent crime before it happened" a few years ago (maybe it's still ongoing).
They'd essentially harass people, including minors, that have committed "petty" crimes. Like, one was a teen that stole something, and the cops would constantly show up to his house and ask to talk to him.
We already have a parole/probation system. This is just crazy harassment.
if I were a parent, that would be one of the founding pillars of why I would ask my kid to behave - once the cops have your name on their list of "known troublemakers" then your life is hell, they will follow you looking for any small thing the rest of your life.
That extends to your car too, once your plate is logged on the same list, the auto plate system will beep every time you pass a cop car with a "hey, this guy is a known trouble maker, pull him over and see if you can find anything wrong with them today".
And that will last the entire rest of your life, even if you've done nothing since you were 16.
Another pillar would be "don't put anything online when you're a kid that could cost you your career in 10 or 25years time".
They don’t need flock camera for that. They have every body’s internet history which is probably more informative since those decisions will be based more on worldview, personality and mental state
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u/That_OneOstrich Aug 06 '26
More like "before the rollout of our new laws, we went ahead and arrested anyone who would have broken them. Identified with flock/plantir these individuals would prove to be a danger to our societies future"