> The fact it’s then immediately followed up with stats about gun violence does sort of imply we’re talking about serious threats… Do we trust surveillance ped

> The fact it’s then immediately followed up with stats about gun violence does sort of imply we’re talking about serious threats… Do we trust surveillance peddlers enough that we should believe what they don't even say directly, but only "sort of imply" it? In this case, we have an easy test: has the number of attempted homicides at this school decreased by multiple per day since the surveillance was implemented? If it has, I'm sure the surveillance vendors would be eagerly pointing to the dramatic drop in homicides on a graph, coinciding with their invasion of the school, and not just sort of implying it.