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Civil Libertarian. Tech Preenactor. Agorist Anarcho-Futurist. Hurling first-principles insights to dismantle the State racket. 2011's #2 Libertarian vote-getter
Columbus, OH
Joined March 2008
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Replying to @Ivan_Is_Back
We exist in time. Past, present, and future.
To deprive you of your future efforts is MURDER.
To deprive you of your present efforts is SLAVERY.
To deprive you of your past efforts is THEFT.
Same crime.
We treat one less seriously because the amount of lost effort is known.
Mark Noble //.// retweeted
Caught by sentry mode. Dumb Kia driver didn’t wear a mask and cover front license plate.
If you hit something as a result of negligently hitting something in front of you due to failure to adhere to the Assured Clear Distance Ahead statute, you should lose your license for a year.
Cue the blubbering from people who negligently crash into things all the time.
My son's friend was stopped in traffic yesterday when a Honda plowed into his Tesla at about 60 MPH.
As the Honda bounced back, a second car hit IT at about 60 MPH and drove it into the Tesla again. Those hits shoved the Tesla into the SUV in front.
Three impacts. He walked away without a scratch.
The Tesla might even be repairable 🤯
I've been beating this drum for years and I'll keep beating it. Put your loved ones in a Tesla. Safest cars on the road.
Watch the slow-mo at the end. Count the hits.
The @hypothes_is tool is great for this - it lets you comment on any website - even if comments are "disabled".
Only trouble is, you need the plugin to see the comments, so install it today to see what the grown-ups are talking about on the Internet. 😁
It's not your writing if you used a printing press. 🤡
Replying to @DanielMuvdiYT @nikitabier
It is not really your own idea if ai wrote it for you. Your posts clearly seem either highly editorialized or are entirely AI. I do not see much value in communication that is fed through this ai tube.
"Begins".
It was here long ago! Wake up!
An 11-year-old works all summer, saves $900, buys himself an electric dirt bike and rides about 300 feet from home to go fishing.
Police stop him, fingerprint him, tow his bike and send him to court — with an officer telling him that failing to appear could result in a warrant.
When the machinery of the state comes down on a sixth-grader like he’s a hardened criminal, maybe we should stop and ask what kind of society we're building.
A child went fishing.
The government responded with fingerprinting the kid and giving him a court date.
That’s how a police state begins.
The tell for me was when they cut in front of the car in the rightmost left turn lane.
But with a 3-lane road they were turning into, why did they even need to swing right like they were pulling a 53' trailer in the first place?
The Gov will license anyone for the revenue. 🤷♂️
Almost got hit this morning.
Left turn lane at a light.
Arrow goes green, FSD rolls into the turn, sun right in the windshield.
Then for whatever reason this lady swings a U-turn at the last second, right across my lane.
My Cybertruck goes from 15 mph to 1 mph in a little over a second.
I never touched the brake, screen still says Self-Driving.
I hadn't even finished processing what I was looking at, and FSD had already slammed the brakes.
This is why FSD is so important...
People get tired, look at their phone, panic, or just make mistakes.
Tesla's AI on the other hand is always watching every camera angle footage, every second.
Humans are bad drivers.
FSD saves lives.
This technology is priceless.
...and everyone involved should be prosecuted under 18 USC 242.
But none of them will be, because the law is for you, not the mercenaries of the political racket.
I shared this story back when Ms. Isaacs was released this spring but it's finally getting the attention it should get now that she's publicly testified about it.
Ms. Isaacs was driving a *BLACK* Durango that was pinnged on a Flock camera near the scene of a fatal hit and run.
When police arrived on the scene of the fatal hit and run in April, literally every witness at the scene stated the criminal responsible was driving a *MAROON* Durango and the vehicle had obvious damage to the front of the vehicle at the time she fled.
Instead of doing a normal police investigation "the old fashioned way" - i.e. taking witness statements, looking for a damaged vehicle matching the description at auto body shops, etc... the police just did a search the database of nearby Flock camera images and saw that Ms. Isaacs *BLACK* Durango (literally the police photo of the in tact vehicle shown in inset) was in the area at the time.
They then went to her home, saw her non damaged vehicle, and arrested her. They did zero investigation into the alleged deadly hit and run outside of searching the database and finding a "similar" vehicle.
I hope Ms. Isaacs sues and bankrupts everyone involved. The police, county, Flock, the prison, etc...
This should NEVER happen in America. Institutional laziness and reliance on flawed technology is not an acceptable way to conduct law enforcement investigations that strip EVERY civil right from an American citizen for literally no valid reason.
Oppose the unconstitutional digital police state accordingly...
#CivilRights #PoliceState #crime #decay #cops #gulag #4thAmendment #CarpenterVsUS #police #FailedState
Be sure to work with the @ARISS_Intl team to ensure emergency and recreational communications with terrestrial hams, as plans advance. @NASAMoonBase
Yep. Nobody complained on our whole vacation. People would hop out, go to the bathroom, stretch their legs, and grab a snack.
I always got a ping on my mobile that I had enough charge to proceed before the people were ready.
No broken reciept printers or clueless cashiers.
Mark Noble //.// retweeted
Imagine if 1 in 30 babies was switched at the hospital, and mothers went home with the wrong child.
Society would lose its mind.
Now go look up paternity fraud.
DNA tests should be mandatory at birth.
Meanwhile Estes...
Looks like various large companies will be taking delivery of a new @Tesla Semi tomorrow, including DHL, PepsiCo and US Foods. Each one of these companies have put in large orders.