

Yes, crowing, thank you. …autocorrelt…


Yes, crowing, thank you. …autocorrelt…


Stalkflushed? Dunno.
On the thinking though, might there be any legal argument for unreasonable search and seizure? Yes there’s not expectation of privacy in public, but an officer might still be expected to have a warrant or at least probable cause before searching my car in a Walmart parking lot without my consent.
Sure I don’t expect privacy from Walmart’s security system, but I don’t have reason to think law enforcement is monitoring it at all times. 24/7 law enforcement surveillance seems like it should fall under “search” there, because unless you have reason to be watching me, you’re searching for something anyway.
And officers have literally been caught literally stalking people without warrant with these systems. How is that not unreasonable search?
So yes, there’s no expectation that the public should look the other way, but I should be able to expect to not have big brother looking over my shoulder at all times.


Of course he’s lying…and delusional…and losing his grip on reality…But still, the one who wouldn’t stop crowing about voter fraud openly bragging about committing election interference (whether real in its effects or not) should be cause for alarm…


No worries, better to be cautious and not trust by default in the current climate.


Oh dear… *commences sycophancy routine


You’ve made some excellent points highlighting how common and needed encryption is. Which also highlights how important it is to defend the right to encryption from government overreach.
A key under the mat for the cops is a key under the mat for the neredowells as well. Which also begs the question, how comfortable are with the cops showing up in your living room uninvited?


Fair enough. Establishment democrats are America’s left, but in any other country they would be center right.


Establishment democrats would definitely fit.


Absolute con.


Well that’s good news, but he’s still immorally rich and in need of taxation.


Remember though his ego is made of glass and taking responsibility for anything ever would shatter the whole thing. He’s literally psychologically incapable of doing so.


One thing that makes this all difficult is the size and fragmentation of America. American states are the size of European countries and separated by subculture and geography. Organizing a state to hold its state government accountable might be doable in some states, but holding the federal government accountable is fifty times harder at least. Then there’s coordinating messaging and organizing across states. I’m not saying it can’t be done, but it’s no small feat. The will of the American people moves in slower, more inexorable tides.


Remind people that every time you go on Instagram it’s like having Zuck in your living room peering over your shoulder writing down every tiny thing you do. His motive is to profit off all that and he may or may not keep that notebook safe. It may not be criminal, but would you really want it to get out that you watched that video again?


Big thing for me is the fediverse part. More privacy, no tracking or ads. People are people, but less corporate power tripping is a win.


Ah yes, let’s more time entertaining the mad kings senile delusions while he remains incapable of taking responsibility.


That’s crazy! I was certain republics would lick his boots till it literally killed them. Maybe the cult is breaking.


The money was never the problem.


Let the paranoid breakdown commence!
I would guess, hoping for the best, that the thinking would be not to dignify him with the platform, somewhat like not naming the criminal in a report so as to not encourage copy cats or false clout. I think some might land there in good faith, but there are times when silence just won’t do.