Exactly! I was thinking about a way to make a free speech service that would adhere to the 1st amendment and the only thing I could come up with is if the government ran it's own social media service kind of like they do in China only without the censorship. We can call it USChat! I don't think it would take too long before police start showing up at peoples houses because of some stupid crap they posted.
The Galaxy S3 was the last Samsung phone that I liked. It felt good in my hand and it was an interesting color. I gave up on Samsung altogether after getting an S5 when I switched carriers.
It's Daniel Tiger in my house. The living room TV has 2 toddler approved states, Daniel Tiger and Off. If the TV is in a non-approved state the toddler will grab the remote and chew on it until the situation is resolved.
You aren't alone. I recall thinking something like "Google? That's a stupid name. I'll stick with HotBot." and "This IPOD (first gen) thing looks like a GameBoy, it'll never catch on".
Maybe one of the officers was actually a real hard core Star Wars fan and knew that the storm trooper blaster rifle movie prop was actually a real sub-machine gun and thought the weapon this person had was real? https://starwars.fandom.com/wi... That's the only excuse I can think of and I admit it's pretty weak. So either the officers involved were not big enough Star Wars fans or were too big of Star Wars fans to handle the situation in a reasonable manner.
I guess it didn't have the orange tip on the barrel to show it was a toy. I think it was a bad idea to have the lady walking around with a blaster given the gun situation in Canada now but I think the cops reaction was way over the line.