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Comment Re:Neglected to remove alert (Score 1) 51

Even without Flock, had a cop spotted the car, they would have reacted. And probably in the same way.

Right, this is an indictment of policing in America, not Flock.

But since you clearly cannot trust the police, you double cannot trust them with access to Flock.

You cannot keep the police from getting access to Flock, therefore the only reasonable thing to do to Flock is destroy it.

Yes, this is only* because the police are corrupt, but since they are...

* Yeah, and some other people too, this hyperbole is for the purpose of the discussion in scope

Comment Does it matter? (Score 1, Troll) 20

Electric utilities are the definition of a natural monopoly. As such, they need to be regulated so tightly that they can't even fart without government permission. Most utilites can't increase prices without begging/bribing the government for permission. I guess that's the real problem: bigger monopolies can afford bigger bribes.

Comment Re: We are also paying the Germans 1.2 billion (Score 2) 122

Remember when the British government "protected" their domestic car manufactures by require all the parts to be made in Britain? How's the British car industry doing today, after that brilliant move? Most historic British car brands are now owned by foreign parent companies. Tata (India) owns Jaguar and Land Rover. BMW (Germany) owns Mini and Rolls-Royce. Volkswagen (Germany) owns Bentley. Geely (China) owns Lotus, and SAIC (China) owns MG.

Comment Re:Conflicts of interest (Score 2) 45

I think the point is that insider trading should be a lot more illegal than it already is and should carry 100 year prison sentences. If you have any more knowledge about an event that Kalshi bets are being placed on than the general public, then by definition you are insider trading. Needless to say, lots of bets on Iran war events are coming from inside the White House, and yes, those people deserve serial jail time!

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