Your argument doesn't make sense. Why would people file complaints of actual police misconduct when there's no camera available, but suddenly stop filing those complaints when the camera was there (even if the footage was "lost")?

And that also doesn't address the other statistic, a reduced number of incidents using force. What, are those incidents no longer being reported because officers can throw away the footage? That doesn't make sense either.

What storyline -- that sometimes people lie about what police do? Do you seriously believe that doesn't happen? And anyone who believes it does is a fascist?

Not only this -- I suspect that a large part of the 90% drop in complaints has to do with the fact that it makes it a lot harder for people to lie about their interaction with a police officer.

And yet, the actual evidence cited in the summary shows the exact opposite result of your theory.

Kind of funny, considering that you also posted a comment about how the anti-vaccination movement ignores real evidence that contradicts their views.

You're a moron.

would. you. just. shut. the. fuck. up. That is not insightful, it is the response of a neckbeard fuckwit who thinks he's clever. YOU'RE NOT.

You're off by a factor of a thousand here -- 10k * $100k is $1 billion, not $1 trillion. According to the article, ongoing costs would be in the hundreds of millions per year per airline, so a rough order-of-magnitude estimate might be $1 billion per year.

Worth it? Maybe. I'd like to see some examples of where a system like this would have actually saved some lives first -- the article doesn't give any. After all, there's an awful lot of things you can do for $1 billion a year that are more likely to save lives than betting it on the off chance of an airliner crash.

There's a cost.... there's always a cost.

"... because I watch a lot of anime.."

There's a shocker.

What I learn from your statement is that apparently vegetarianism stunts your sense of humor.

If you're buying bottled water in preference to drinking tap water, then you're not actually poor.

If the contents of my Facebook feed can be taken into consideration, one could reasonably make the argument that robots are smarter than humans right now.

Your mom made $10/hr taking it in the dumpster by longshoremen.

Angry neckbeards.

Your test is showing that too many students are unprepared for college? Well, we can solve that problem -- just change the test!

There's something fundamentally wrong with our schools when it is a rarity for a high school graduate to be capable of composing a short written essay.