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After reading the first few paragraphs, my first thought of the future was a dystopian police state rather than concern for "renting" vision. The federal law e
by ryaniscool 3y ago
After reading the first few paragraphs, my first thought of the future was a dystopian police state rather than concern for "renting" vision.
The federal law enforcement apparatus in America has a long history of pushing for more power and pushing the boundaries of its power. Warrantless data collection is at an all-time high. Most of us brush it off as no concern since we are law-abiding citizens.
I'm beginning to see it as a real threat after the last election. It made me feel less secure in the stability of our political system. It's conceivable that someone could come to power and abuse law enforcement for political purposes on a large scale. I recognize that some people believe it's already happening but I'm not one of them.
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- prirun 3y agoThe Dept of Homeland Security, established after 9/11, has been involved in copyright violations of all things. When I read an article about that I was kinda shocked. https://www.dhs.gov/intellectual-property-rights https://www.dhs.gov/intellectual-property-rights