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I tried something like this and they said that I was not an impartial trusted third party like a police officer. To be perfectly fair to her, it is harder to b
by dijit 4y ago
I tried something like this and they said that I was not an impartial trusted third party like a police officer.
To be perfectly fair to her, it is harder to become a police officer in the UK (3years of education), otherwise I would have applied at the local police station, some places in the USA have only 6 weeks of training.
- game_the0ry 4y ago> I tried something like this and they said that I was not an impartial trusted third party like a police officer. Send her a link to this article. Highlight this part: > "A former Louisville Metro Police Department officer used law enforcement technology as part of a scheme that involved hacking the Snapchat accounts of young women and using sexually explicit photos and videos they had taken to extort them, federal prosecutors said in court documents filed on Tuesday."
- shakezula 4y ago> they said that I was not an impartial trusted third party like a police officer. Some people live in an absolute fairytale.
- plasticchris 4y ago“If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him.”
- yellowapple 4y agoIn this day and age you don't need any lines at all; a cop just has to say "stop resisting".
- zzyzxd 4y ago"some random stranger in a remote datacenter going through some spinning disks" is too hard to correlate for average people. This is an invisible threat to them. If I give the person in the example a name and face, e.g. "Officer John Smith living next door and you talk to him everyday", they usually immediately become more vigilant. I imagine that if the covid droplets in the air are visible, we would have a much easier time convincing people to wear masks in the beginning of the pandemic.