Well, the cameras are in place and won’t be removed without force. Your plan is only possible if the governments of the world were not planning to spy on everyone. Which they are unfortunately. They aren’t doing this simply for a check or because they are unaware. This is a WEF push
There are others as well, I can’t find them now in the sea of articles. There are also large oranizations that can help to get a community organized.
I think the key is to tone down the message a bit to bring the “normies” into the conversation. Talk about a waste of tax dollars, talk about why you should care about privacy when you have nothing to hide. Talk about how these devices are misused and abused for personal gain and rarely assist in bringing criminals to accountability.
Most people don’t care about privacy but may care if their tax dollars are squandered or if their daughter had a stalker.
I don’t want to dismiss all political action, as some of it does work, especially on a municipal level, however, the wide-scale implications are never adjusted or fixed. These people are getting paid to install these cameras, and they have an agenda. The people in power must be put out of power, who support this.
As for the normies, this has always been a fundamental problem of America. They need to be educated or completely detox from our society. We can’t afford stupidity any longer. I do agree they need to be educated. However, I am putting them on a two-year deadline.
A deadline is only as meaningful as your ability to convince people it is meaningful. Set a deadline as psygod, no one gives a shit. Set a deadline as a political action group with 2% of the population as members, now you’re getting some attention. 20%? Change is happening.
Well, the cameras are in place and won’t be removed without force. Your plan is only possible if the governments of the world were not planning to spy on everyone. Which they are unfortunately. They aren’t doing this simply for a check or because they are unaware. This is a WEF push
I understand your point, but there have been some successes in bringing these issues to light: City committee rejects Smart Street Lights surveillance policy in San…
There are others as well, I can’t find them now in the sea of articles. There are also large oranizations that can help to get a community organized.
I think the key is to tone down the message a bit to bring the “normies” into the conversation. Talk about a waste of tax dollars, talk about why you should care about privacy when you have nothing to hide. Talk about how these devices are misused and abused for personal gain and rarely assist in bringing criminals to accountability.
Most people don’t care about privacy but may care if their tax dollars are squandered or if their daughter had a stalker.
I don’t want to dismiss all political action, as some of it does work, especially on a municipal level, however, the wide-scale implications are never adjusted or fixed. These people are getting paid to install these cameras, and they have an agenda. The people in power must be put out of power, who support this.
As for the normies, this has always been a fundamental problem of America. They need to be educated or completely detox from our society. We can’t afford stupidity any longer. I do agree they need to be educated. However, I am putting them on a two-year deadline.
A deadline is only as meaningful as your ability to convince people it is meaningful. Set a deadline as psygod, no one gives a shit. Set a deadline as a political action group with 2% of the population as members, now you’re getting some attention. 20%? Change is happening.