Jesus fucking christ. Could the fascist corporate dictatorship be any more obvious?
Once everyone's okay with 24/7 surveillance in public, they'll be installing cameras in every room of your home to ensure "private" compliance.
Jesus fucking christ. Could the fascist corporate dictatorship be any more obvious?
Once everyone's okay with 24/7 surveillance in public, they'll be installing cameras in every room of your home to ensure "private" compliance.
And yet ultra-moron turbofascists will point to public transit and bikeable neighborhoods as “digital prisons”.
It starts as passive tech. How long before its active? People always whine about, "that's just a slippery slope fallacy that won't ever really happen. This saves lives!" Well, its happening. The slope is real.
when I was 16 I knew I didn't want to drive one day. didn't end up saving for a car like all my classmates and friends. now look who's laughing, not them because the car will think they're drunk if they do.
When I grew up a car was something everyone basically needed to have. Basically you were a nobody without a driving license.
Even still in my home country it's like that. And I'm not from America, it's an EU country with decent public transport. But cars are glorified.
It's pretty ridiculous. Not having one I save so much money, so much stress driving, so much hassle.
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