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Not remotely, with ease, and with a built in story as to how the person died. Perhaps in more oppressive environments it wouldn’t matter, but being able to caus
by jrs95 9y ago
Not remotely, with ease, and with a built in story as to how the person died. Perhaps in more oppressive environments it wouldn’t matter, but being able to cause car accidents at will would substantially expand the ability of the U.S. government to carry out assassinations without raising suspicion. Even if someone were to notice, and point out a string of 20 people killed in strange and unlikely car accidents that shouldn’t have happened, nobody would believe them anyways. It would be treated like any other conspiracy theory.
At the same time, I’m pretty sure they could come up with much better ways of killing people than this. Technology makes really dystopian shit a lot easier.