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i see a bleak future for gun rights up here

I think the old gal doing the "signing" for the Providence, RI Brown Univ. incident meetings is describing a porn movie with all her gyrations & facial expressions vs. what the authorities are saying.

Just saying :unsure:
 
She should worry about how she fluffed signature numbers (or blamed a company she contracted) on her Senate run before she opens her mouth about anything else.

Obviously the additional laws RI has did absolutely nothing to deter this
yeah, and that woman she hired moved out of state, as things got really hot for her too.
 
The good news is that I think SCOTUS/the Feds are going to drop the hammer on states having restrictive gun laws.

I think we're going to have a few good years ahead
 
Couple of thoughts on the thread


1. pro-anti cameras:

just watch this



Once you start installing cameras, the end is near

2. you get what you vote for

sure, but also your kids become what YOU raise them to be. A lot of parents have not been good mentors to their kids. This culture of "everyone is a winner" every kid should do what they want to express themselves and find their own freaking voice is the worst crime ever. Ever wonder why Asian American kids represent a huge majority of engineer, doctor, etc... students in US colleges? Because white parents are too lazy and permissive

We need more tiger moms, more helicopter parents. I got slapped when I got B's and let me tell you I got tired of getting Bs and Cs very quickly. I am freaking grateful that my mom and my dad were all over my case. And my own kids never ever thought of getting pierced noses and blue hair because they knew the consequences, and they got As. We didnt slap them, but the pressure to excel in school, to be honest, to help others, etc... was there nonfreakingstop. And guess what, they now thank me and dont say they been traumatized, that they got smothered by nazi parents!!!

The entire West needs a total control alt delete from a moral, a spiritual, a financial and attitude standpoint
 
The technology is already here, you just haven't seen it implemented on a very large scale yet. Look up Flock cameras to start. Anyone can be tracked in real-time via CCTV and LPR footage/tech on these. And they are EVERYWHERE.

The tech in VMS can now anticipate what it may perceive as threats. Weapons detection and gunshot detection, aggressive or dangerous actions, vocality, emotions, facial expressions, etc. It's preliminary in it's current stages, but it won't be long before it's refined and tuned. Cameras can recognize this and alert entities based on these triggers now. It's crazy.

Sure you can try and fight it, but when majority of it is implemented by private institutions your actions are limited if you have any at all. You can fight local government for now but the way around that is local government works with large private sector. They install Flock on private grounds, to which they have a very large footprint and local government and LEO agree to split costs with the entity as the owner. The citizens can't fight it because they are a non-profit or privately owned organization.

The more the technology gets refined, the closer we get to a Minority Report type of state. Not as exaggerated, but not that far off either. It will get worse with time.

I wouldn't put 2A rights in the same boat, but I get where you are coming from. Scary times we live in, indeed.
Sounds like target practice to me.....
 
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