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At the very least they need to make public accessible all data collected about all employees and owners of Flock, and everyone in government agencies that contr
by gblargg 24d ago
At the very least they need to make public accessible all data collected about all employees and owners of Flock, and everyone in government agencies that contract with Flock. This means we can see all photos and videos of these people, every trip they make, etc. All searchable with AI, with no audit trail (just like it is for government agencies).
- GiorgioG 24d agoNo, no compromises.
- lisper 24d agoYou seem to be missing a basic fact about how the world works: there are two classes of people, those who make the rules, and those who are expected to follow the rules. These classes are largely disjoint.
- malfist 24d ago“Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition …There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect.” — Frank Wilhoit
- exoverito 23d agoA guy who worked for the CIA and was friends with Kissinger in college. If you accept his definition uncritically, then you have some work to do.
- malfist 23d agoYou can engage with the quote if you disagree with it and have reasons it's wrong or you can deflect with an ad hominem.
- roblatham 23d agoThere is indeed a Frank Wilhoit you're thinking of (died in 2010, active in political science and a professor at Drake University) The Frank Wilhoit quoted in parent is just some random dude who posted a pithy comment on a blog post. so good news, you can engage with the quote without any Kissinger or CIA baggage.
- kingleopold 24d agoaka nobody will watch watchmen, by design. All others will made to obey, if they don't? they will find things to punish you, literally
- __MatrixMan__ 24d agoYet still, every now and then, a king is executed.
- exoverito 23d agoGet to work.
- PGthePedo2 24d ago[flagged]
- YCisVeryBad 24d agoIncluding investor data since they are a YC company?