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You know damn well I wasn’t gonna be beat by a damn whale movie 🎥 LOL 😆 • gunitbrands.com
Jr 🇺🇲 retweeted
Don’t worry. Democrats made sure Somalis made billions off fraud so it all balances out.
Jr 🇺🇲 retweeted
I break this incident down play by play.
These MMA dudes are usually douchebags that learned how to fight to satisfy their ego.
Small d!ck energy 24/7.
A hill I’m dying on.
Jr 🇺🇲 retweeted
A woman collecting signatures for Brandon Johnson’s reelection campaign gets into an argument with a homeowner who refuses to sign the petition.
The homeowner makes it clear she won’t be voting for Johnson, saying it’s time for a change.
Jr 🇺🇲 retweeted
Hey Jim, this “Hillbilly Loser” wants to know how much Pritzker is paying your foul-mouth for an endorsement.
Witnesses: Jim Durkin Calls Female Illinois Review Contributor a “F—ing Bitch,” Bailey a “Hillbilly Loser” at Hinsdale Fundraiser illinoisreview.com/illinoisr…
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But no problem with Flock Cameras, Speed Cameras, Red Light Cameras, Bike Lane Cameras?
I guess the camera has to make money for the government in order to be legal.
Chicago’s sidewalk delivery robots are facing class actions under Illinois’ Biometric Information Privacy Act for allegedly scanning faces and hands without notice or consent.
Illinois courts have already let large cases move forward against Apple’s Siri and Amazon’s Alexa over voiceprints collected from millions of residents without the required disclosures or written consent. Ring turned off its facial recognition feature in Illinois to avoid the same law.
Yet these robots keep operating under a city pilot that runs through May 2027.
Residents have raised sidewalk blockages, safety issues, and privacy concerns with them for months. In September, a swarm of Coco robots blocked a Lincoln Park sidewalk and a runner said no one could get by without agile feet.
Is scanning faces and hands on the sidewalk really that different from collecting voiceprints?
Jr 🇺🇲 retweeted
Hey Illinois….Zach is running for US Senate to unseat that liberal whack job Tammy Dickworthless…let’s help him get the job done 🇺🇸
Jr 🇺🇲 retweeted
This thread is wild. @GovPritzker is a con.
Jr 🇺🇲 retweeted
JB Pritzker has been promising property tax relief since 2018.
Eight years of jerking Illinois homeowners around, and your bill went up the whole time.
Don't let him do it for four more.
Jr 🇺🇲 retweeted
You’re a worthless, outdated pile of shit. Illinois got zero from you besides polishing your boss’s pale, bloated ass. You ain’t earned a damn thing. Senator? Please. You’re lucky if Popeyes lets you bag the greasy chicken.
Jr 🇺🇲 retweeted
Doing 98 in a construction zone and telling the police officer “I’m gonna kill you” should end with you in a cell.
Under JB Pritzker’s SAFE-T Act, it ends with the officer going home wondering if you’ll follow him there.
Jr 🇺🇲 retweeted
JB is LYING when he blames local governments for your property taxes.
The state dumps costs on towns, piles on layers of government and leaves homeowners covering school funding gaps.
You pay through the nose while the billionaire pretends he has nothing to do with it.
Jr 🇺🇲 retweeted
‼️ SURPRISE: @GovPritzker is a BIG, FAT, LIAR.
Of course, we knew that but the evidence is UNDENIABLE.
🇺🇸VOTE: DARREN BAILEY FOR GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS!
...unless you prefer to continue enriching his trust fund by ANOTHER $20+ BILLION!
AND supporting more illegals!
Cha-ching!!!
This is a stupid lie, @JBPritzker.
@DarrenBaileyIL was in the legislature when they passed the data center tax incentive bill - SB 690.
Bailey voted no.
JB Pritzker signed it into law.
Pritzker removed his Press Release from his website, but I found it elsewhere. ilga.gov/Documents/legislati…
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Yes. Illinois law (730 ILCS 5/5-8A-4), part of the SAFE-T Act signed by Gov. Pritzker, requires at least two days of essential movement per week for those on pretrial home confinement with electronic monitoring. In Cook County, this is typically fixed 8 a.m.–4 p.m. slots on two days (Mon/Wed or Tue/Thu). Officials note limited active monitoring then, though GPS devices stay on.