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> If some person is so suspect that you cannot trust them to drive you around in public while being tracked by GPS continuously, why is he not locked up? This i
by stephenr 9y ago
> If some person is so suspect that you cannot trust them to drive you around in public while being tracked by GPS continuously, why is he not locked up? This is a bullshit made-up requirement and does not prevent anything.
Are you fucking kidding me?
Prison sentences are usually not "for the rest of your natural life", and repeat offending is VERY COMMON.
Edit: GPS tracked by a fucking iPhone app. That the driver can turn off. What the fuck fantasy world do you live in that you can't imagine someone who is walking the streets possibly having bad intentions for other people.
- JBReefer 9y agoThey still know exactly who was driving. In areas where impersonation by people without working papers has been a problem, they've started to make the drivers photograph themselves to prove their identity. It's a safer system than the existing yellow cab setup - if you go missing, at least they have a pretty good idea about who did it.