Prepare for him and his cohort of traitors to ignore them entirely if they don't go their way. They have the broad support of the people with guns, both in and out of uniform. They've tried it once before, and you can bet they've learned from their mistakes.

It's easy to say from a state of calm that you'd theoretically "not comply", whether that means you would physically struggle with them or run away or retrieve a weapon from your home or whatever. It's another thing entirely to be actually confronted with this scenario and to make that dire decision with very short notice. You may only have seconds to both change mindsets to fight or flight and come up with a plan of action. Frankly, many people are not capable of this, and many more can't come up with actions that would get them far.

The other thing is that people don't know that that's the outcome. They bargain with themselves because it's an easier option than the above. "Maybe they do just want me to answer some questions?" "What's the worst these unassuming guys could do?" People tend to normalcy and civility, not fighting authority.

All that to say, if you don't want to comply you need to make tangible plans and preparations and not just self-assuring thoughts, because they will have certainly prepared for the possibility that you will struggle, or run, or retrieve a weapon.

The problem comes when they have enough power to send a couple polite enough officers who will insist you come in to clear up some confusion by answering a few questions on the record, you are forced one way or another into their vehicle, and you're just never seen again hide or hair.

In one permutation or another that's how it happens, and you'd be surprised how quickly it can happen here now that an unaccountable network of secret police and gulags has been constructed and normalized in American society.

When asked how much he believes the camera costs to replace, he stated approximately $1,000-$5,000 proving that Meyer knew it was an expensive real piece of equipment...

The arrest report implies that because Meyer thought that Flock cameras were expensive and because he didn’t know it was a decoy that he could be charged with attempted grand theft and other charges that carry more consequences.

DO NOT TALK TO THE POLICE

Unless I can find verified results that say otherwise I'm assuming even Temu level IV plates can stop 6.8 AP, especially at any significant range. The Level IV spec is stopping .30-06 AP out of a full length rifle IIRC.

If there is no explanation one must assume the worst interpretation.

Wealthy connected people. The police who ultimately manage the local contracts with Flock. Federal agents and their ancillaries.

Why? "Because fuck you, we're your betters. Keep your nose down, citizen."

Essentially none, they are all significantly to severely terrible on privacy.

The Slate truck looks promising due to not having a head unit from the factory but it's anyone's guess if and when that project comes to fruition and in what state.

We need an assumed and exclusive right to our own likenesses and fast.

Tell crackheads that there's 50 pounds of copper and two catalytic converters in these things.

"Iran is run by theocratic psychopaths who only understand the language of violence!"

"My [drug dealer] is [feeling the effects] of a [Percocet 30mg] so I stole a quantity of fifteen [hand pressed 10mg oxycodone tablets] and absconded with my loot."

and uses four times the electricity and substances that have been banned since the 80s

How many criminals are taking along their microchipped pets to and from their crimes?

Rhetorical question I know. They simply do not want to allow dissidents and undesirables the freedom of movement.

Also, if you contribute to a project like this, you are a traitor and should be treated as such.

Didn't Mythbusters test all of these covers and coatings in like 2004 and basically none of them worked against a traffic cam of that era?

Couldn't even get a grand jury indictment. No doubt the local yokels closed ranks. Made up some nonsense about it being an accident.

IMO just having your personal device on you in the presence of a protest puts you in danger. They have ample tools to track cellular devices that basically cannot be guarded against without disabling the function altogether, such as with a Faraday bag. They will catch and log that you were at a protest, and use that against you later.

They've been taking notes for a while. The change they've decided on is building fortresses for themselves in remote locations, not pursuing social change that would allow even a single coin to slip through their claws.

What gets me is how she keeps turning the wheel to try and course correct while the "truck" is fucking airborne off of an overpass.

Dems wanted a healthy population to save money, Republicans want a healthy population so they can join the military to kill and die for imperial interest.

In a concurring opinion on a unanimous decision, Thomas said the court should “reexamine” the doctrine of judicial estoppel, which is a rule that bars litigants from taking contradictory positions in different court proceedings. He questioned its legitimacy and historical footing.

If the law isn't even internally consistent then it's not law at all, it's the capricious whims of the ruling class.

Get fucked, Clarence.