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Comment Re:millimeter scanning [Re:What a waste] (Score 1) 131

You seriously don't think Lockerbee was government, or 9/11? There is just a monstrous pile of evidence. See 9/11 Revelaed: The Unanswered Questions (Morgan. Henshall. 2005. Paperback). 911 Chronicles Part 1: Truth Rising (2008 documentary), and of course the classic Loose Change (2005 documentary).

Pan Am Flight 103 was very likely a failed assignation attempt: https://wikispooks.com/wiki/Pa...

As was TWA 800: https://wikispooks.com/wiki/TW...

You call be a "conspiracy nut," and yet things like Gulf of Tonkin incident, the Weapons of Mass Destruction (Iraq, 2003) and many other things have been proven to have been 100% fabricated by governments. Operation Mockingbird was even a CIA program for manipulating people via news media.

But go head, keep with the ad hominem attacks about me being a nut even though the state of reality and history is against you. Keep believing everything you see on the TV, a major news site, Google AI or an advert. Keep deflecting legitimate discussion by belittling your opponent instead of facing them on even ground. I'm not writing this for you anyway. You're too far gone. I'm writing this for everyone else or has eyes to see and ears to hear.

Comment Re:Enforceable for ordinary users? (Score 0) 180

Canada euthanizes thousands of people under MAID and the UK has several private doctors and insurers. I saw private insurance adverts when I lived in Melbourne in 2012 too. My ex-girlfriend in New Zealand was also a case study in how giving excess steroids to children can stunt their growth (lots of misdiagnosis growing up until they determined she had Lupis).

The probably isn't insurance. It is western healthcare in general. It can do some amazing things like reattach severed fingers, but it also over-prescribes most psychological drugs, has a lot of unnecessary preventative care that just increases costs by "finding" things that wouldn't be issues if left alone. It's about prescribing you GLP-1 inhibitors instead of fixing our sugar filled toxic food system and forcing children to take 70+ vaccines filled with dangerous adjuvants that lead to all kinds of allergies that are not seen at all in Amish populations (who are now being find hundreds of thousands of dollars by the State of New York because the state wants to control what they can and cannot do in their own private school systems).

Comment Shocked (Score 1, Redundant) 180

I'm kinda shocked my accounts have never been banned. I've just had posts removed, been banned from multiple subreddits I never used (because of others I posted in), had safety/suicide warnings sent to me (another abuse of the system) and all manors of other shit for wrong think, all documented here:

https://battlepenguin.com/poli...

I barely use it except for self promotion these days. One my my accounts got marked 18+, but the other is still fine.

Comment Re:This is yet another early self-footgunning proj (Score 1) 80

Same with systemd. Flatpak was tolerable until they talked about mandating systemd. I like Compiz though. That cube was awesome, but I haven't used it in yonks since I've been in i3. When I do need to use KDE (like on my home theater box), I always turn on Wobbly Windows in KWin. It's the small things that make me happy.

Comment Re:millimeter scanning [Re:What a waste] (Score 1) 131

This is the most insane mental gymnastics I've heard. The machines are useless placebo machines that are about as good as just randomly flagging people. So they basically cause insane amounts of invasive unnecessary pat-downs that should have never been allowed to being with. Everyone normalized it and complied. How many people have actually been arrested for anything dangerous in a TSA check? It's all literally security theater, that violates peoples' rights and provides zero real security.

European airports are considerably better and don't have invasive patdowns. Most don't even require you to take your shoes off. American airports are disgusting.

Comment Re:What a waste (Score 1) 131

I'm amazed that the FBI document revelations show a massive pedophile network, potentially involving all our world leaders, that include financial extortion, market manipulation, millions invested into genetics and eugenics, the verification that most of the pizza-gate conspiracy was true .. all of that not to mention the actual child sex trafficking (of which a dozen others have picked up where Epstein left off, including P-diddy and Orange Man's besties the Tate Brothers, et. al.) and yet people still think governments are weak and not all that powerful.

The US NSA made up the Gulf of Tonken, pushing America into a war over a fake incident that ended up getting 50,000 soldiers killed and countless civilians. "Weapons of Mass Destruction" in 2003, which never existed, displaced and killed countless civilians in Iraq.

The government is powerful, dangerous and also incompetent. It's a deadly combination. Most people just ignore reality and pretend these things are not so.

While we're at it, let's look at all the oddities about Lockerbie you probably don't know about:

https://wikispooks.com/wiki/Pa...

Comment Re:Us number plates are hard to read (Score 0, Troll) 111

UK/EU isn't the standard we should be looking for. UK, the nation with an insane amount of cameras and yet they still can't stop the child rape gang? I'd rather not have easily machine readable number plate, and I like how each State has explicit control over their plates (not to mention a large amount of their laws). We are a nation of States and it's best to remember all the advantages of less centralization. Real ID was fought for years and years before people finally gave in, which is tragic really. I also like that states have custom plates. That's kinda cool.

The problem here is not machine readable plates, it's the warrant-less massive real time information mining of where ever car owner is at any time. That should be a violation of autonomy no one should accept. Flock and Axion street cameras need to go away. The police body cameras are good, but blanket surveillance is bad.

Comment Re:What a waste (Score -1, Troll) 131

Like how people resisted the body scanners at first. "Oh the millimeter wave machines aren't as bad" and they have a false positive rate so high they're basically worthless. 90% of hijackings, including Lockerbee and 9/11, were government intelligent funded psychological operations. Even the shoebomber was basically put there by the FBI.

Still, I hope this isn't a speed bump. I hope people continue to tear these cameras down without getting caught and the governments reverse the massive surveillance trends.

Comment Re:This didn't have to happen twice (Score 1) 162

I agree with you. This wasn't a race thing. She was also low risk of being shot as are most people who aren't idiots.

At the same time, this was a horrible fuckup. An idiot (both white or black) with low self control but no criminal record could have been shot by accident.

Comment Re:what could possibly go wrong? (Score 0) 162

Doubtful. Shooting of unarmed people per year is in the single digits. The majority of people don't fight back and survive.

That being said, I hope some lawyer takes her case. The trouble is most people can't afford to go after these departments, and it's not an easy win for anyone who takes it pro bono. Still I say she's entitled to at least a few thousand after legal fees for that kind of fuckup. But I doubt anything will happen sadly.

At the very minimum she needs to walk into a DMV with both police reports and demand a new fucking plate for free. The city could at least do that for her.

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