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RE: this topic came up in another thread, so to prevent... - 8/4/2013 7:57:47 AM   
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These are objectionable to people who hold the conflicting philosophical positions of demanding more law enforcement but less government and smaller taxes to pay for crime prevention.

I thought that was why everyone in the US carries a gun (or is allowed to carry, with some exceptions), ya know, cuz the cops cant be everywhere so ya gotta protect yerself.. I say everyone should buy one and let em loose.. maybe Obama can replace his free cell phone scheme with a free gun scheme..

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RE: this topic came up in another thread, so to prevent... - 8/4/2013 4:29:49 PM   
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I would like to fight crime in our cities buy using that very device...Superb




It would actually be a much safer nation if we utilized Gait Recognition, Facial Recognition, Driving Patterns (CCTV)/License Plate Recognition (CCTV) and feed all of this data into a centralized GCS in the USA. We could then use this information to isolate, identify and kill drunk drivers with UAS. After all, the CIA, DIA, WH and DOD has clearly said these are percision strikes. We could also kill people who were suspected of potential drunk driving in the future.

In 1 yr drunk driving in the USA kills more people than 100 9/11's. Or more than all terrorists combine on the entire planet kill in 3 yrs. It is estimated by MADD 1/4 - 1/5 of the people murdered by drunk drivers are kids too.

I am not sure, but I think I support your idea.

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RE: this topic came up in another thread, so to prevent... - 8/4/2013 4:35:50 PM   
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Electronic surveillance by Law Enforcement such as Cameras, drones, or by tracking the gps in a cell phone has some proponents and protestors.

1) Drones

The only drones available to law enforcement except under special circumstance are just a little larger than a gas powered remote control helicopter, and makes the same amount of noise.




I really have no clue what any of this post was about. A assure you THawks and countless other UAS which are being identified as viable tools for law enforcement are larger than a "Gas powered remote control helicopter". In itself that is a very strange statement for too many reasons.

Some of them are smaller. I still do not understand the point of this post. Oh, BOi! M I confused! Anyhow, there are well over 100 companies competing for contracts now. To suggest anything about shape, size, sound... Is strange?

http://www.avinc.com/ While there are dozens of sites. There is an ok one? FAS has posted a lot of FOIA info on this too. Are you trying to justify the use of domestic drones by claiming they are small and quiet?

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RE: this topic came up in another thread, so to prevent... - 8/4/2013 4:58:37 PM   
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No, I am not trying to justify the use, I am saying they are not using Predator drones as so many people are claiming.

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RE: this topic came up in another thread, so to prevent... - 8/4/2013 5:40:55 PM   
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RE: this topic came up in another thread, so to prevent... - 8/4/2013 9:02:18 PM   
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Electronic surveillance by Law Enforcement such as Cameras, drones, or by tracking the gps in a cell phone has some proponents and protestors.

1) Drones

The only drones available to law enforcement except under special circumstance are just a little larger than a gas powered remote control helicopter, and makes the same amount of noise.

Predator drones are tasked to aid law enforcement only for searching for a criminal wanted for a heinous crime. The most recent case was the ex cop in California that was shooting people.

Otherwise the predators are being used along the Mexican border, which makes sense until you realize that there are not enough border patrol agents to respond to anything the drone might find.

2) Cameras

I am of two minds on these.
First the quality of the image is not the best, unless it is a hi def camera, so identification is not 100%. Secondly, who decides where to put them. Put them on every street in a city the size of New York would be cost prohibitive, not to mention the cost of manpower to monitor the cameras.

On the plus side, in some areas where the crime rate is high, it might be a factor in reducing crime.

3) Gps tracking.

Recently I saw something on the science channel that explained that unless the gps feature is set to law enforcement only, companies can track a cell phone owner's activities through out the day. Come use the information for marketing, and some use the information for researching traffic and pedestrian patterns to determine where to put various businesses.

Law enforcement can use the feature to find missing persons or criminals.

But I am not sure I want people to know everywhere I go.


It is not cost prohibitive to put cameras on every corner. Being done in cities all over - such as Ft. Lauderdale. A company is given the right to put cameras and in return gets 40% of the revenue from said camera.

They make intersections safer - despite what naysayers say - but I *hate* them - Big Brother really is watching.

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RE: this topic came up in another thread, so to prevent... - 8/4/2013 9:56:12 PM   
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In 1 yr drunk driving in the USA kills more people than 100 9/11's. Or more than all terrorists combine on the entire planet kill in 3 yrs. It is estimated by MADD 1/4 - 1/5 of the people murdered by drunk drivers are kids too.

(that's ten BTW, not 100,and MADD are a bunch of assholes, maybe they got good reason but what I said stands, and they are fucking liars)

If you want to start that bullshit then realize that medical MISTAKES kill a hell of alot more. The AMA's own figures are available on the net. http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/releases/11856.php

Now 25 % of traffic accidents supposedly "involve" a cellphone. What abouit drunk drivers ON cellphones ? Is that a double statistic, an accident with two causes that are not direct causes anyway ? Knowing those assholes they probably count as two accidents.

DO NOT EVER start this "there should be a law" shit. Down south somewhere a guy was driving a pickup truck while texting and rearended a big truck. He fully deserved to have a smashed up truck and a bump on the head and all that cool shit, like his insurance going up.

However after he hit, he was rearended by NOT ONE BUT TWO schoolbusses. He died.

Last I checked school busses were up a bit higher than all but the most ridiculous of pickup trucks, so why didn't the FIRST school bus driver see the SEMI that this guy was smashed up against ? What's more why didn't the SECOND school bus driver notice that the first school bus had stopped and was going to hit it ? Did they even get tickets for following too close ? In my last wreck I got a ticket for assured clear distance even though I was doing about 30 on the highway in a 55 because of bad eather. I got that ticket for not knowwing there was ice on the ground under the water. I look at that as - shit happens. It was the luck of the draw. They BOTH rearended other vehicles, and I bet they didn't get tickets, that ANYONE else would have gotten. ANYONE except a judge or congresscritter.

The government's reaction ? Thier usual knee jerk was to propose a NATIONWIDE ban on texting while driving.

WHAT THE FUCK ? This guy texting CAUSED those assholes driving the school, repeat the SCHOOL busses to REAR END him ?

If more people STILL die by drunk driving then the laws are not working. I suspect it is because some people can drive and others cannot. If you just ain't good at it, you shouldn't even be able to have a fucking cigarette while driving. Some people can manage though, it is a combination of skills and visual ascertainment. That differs from accuity.

The solution is to forget DUI laws, but when peoiple fuck up, consider it an intentional act. You INTENDED to drive in that state. You INTENDED to do your fucking makeup or text or whatever and disregard the safety of others. Therefore any property damage is willful and intentional. Denting cars as in a fender bender is wanton vandalism. Causing an injury is assault and battery, and killing someone is of course first degree murder.

Make it that way, and outlaw seatbelts and airbags and all that shit, and in a few years there will be no car accidents. Put spikes and shit on the dashboards so if you run into something YOU DIE, in the meantime put super reinforcements in the doors so that if someone Tbones you, you live and they die.

Case closed.

Don't EVER say there should be a law about anything because if they suspect ANYONE would support another law they will turn it into another cash cow.

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RE: this topic came up in another thread, so to prevent... - 8/4/2013 11:38:35 PM   
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In 1 yr drunk driving in the USA kills more people than 100 9/11's. Or more than all terrorists combine on the entire planet kill in 3 yrs. It is estimated by MADD 1/4 - 1/5 of the people murdered by drunk drivers are kids too.

(that's ten BTW, not 100,and MADD are a bunch of assholes, maybe they got good reason but what I said stands, and they are fucking liars)

If you want to start that bullshit then realize that medical MISTAKES kill a hell of alot more. The AMA's own figures are available on the net. http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/releases/11856.php

Now 25 % of traffic accidents supposedly "involve" a cellphone. What abouit drunk drivers ON cellphones ? Is that a double statistic, an accident with two causes that are not direct causes anyway ? Knowing those assholes they probably count as two accidents.

DO NOT EVER start this "there should be a law" shit. Down south somewhere a guy was driving a pickup truck while texting and rearended a big truck. He fully deserved to have a smashed up truck and a bump on the head and all that cool shit, like his insurance going up.

However after he hit, he was rearended by NOT ONE BUT TWO schoolbusses. He died.

Last I checked school busses were up a bit higher than all but the most ridiculous of pickup trucks, so why didn't the FIRST school bus driver see the SEMI that this guy was smashed up against ? What's more why didn't the SECOND school bus driver notice that the first school bus had stopped and was going to hit it ? Did they even get tickets for following too close ? In my last wreck I got a ticket for assured clear distance even though I was doing about 30 on the highway in a 55 because of bad eather. I got that ticket for not knowwing there was ice on the ground under the water. I look at that as - shit happens. It was the luck of the draw. They BOTH rearended other vehicles, and I bet they didn't get tickets, that ANYONE else would have gotten. ANYONE except a judge or congresscritter.

The government's reaction ? Thier usual knee jerk was to propose a NATIONWIDE ban on texting while driving.

WHAT THE FUCK ? This guy texting CAUSED those assholes driving the school, repeat the SCHOOL busses to REAR END him ?

If more people STILL die by drunk driving then the laws are not working. I suspect it is because some people can drive and others cannot. If you just ain't good at it, you shouldn't even be able to have a fucking cigarette while driving. Some people can manage though, it is a combination of skills and visual ascertainment. That differs from accuity.

The solution is to forget DUI laws, but when peoiple fuck up, consider it an intentional act. You INTENDED to drive in that state. You INTENDED to do your fucking makeup or text or whatever and disregard the safety of others. Therefore any property damage is willful and intentional. Denting cars as in a fender bender is wanton vandalism. Causing an injury is assault and battery, and killing someone is of course first degree murder.

Make it that way, and outlaw seatbelts and airbags and all that shit, and in a few years there will be no car accidents. Put spikes and shit on the dashboards so if you run into something YOU DIE, in the meantime put super reinforcements in the doors so that if someone Tbones you, you live and they die.

Case closed.

Don't EVER say there should be a law about anything because if they suspect ANYONE would support another law they will turn it into another cash cow.

T^T

edited to addf fuck any more editing



The only point is to people living on US soil. Terrorism is not a threat nor has it ever been. There is not a shred of relevant evidence to prove it ever will be. Good eye and knowledge there. The number the FBI or others float around is 36k drunk driving deaths. So you knew than and math. Yes, it is 10 :)


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RE: this topic came up in another thread, so to prevent... - 8/5/2013 4:34:16 AM   
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No, I am not trying to justify the use, I am saying they are not using Predator drones as so many people are claiming.



I can mount a hand gun on my quad rotor. It would be absolutely illegal. FAA prohibits dropping items from the sky let alone firing projectiles.

You are 100% incorrect in your size estimate. Many of the UAS which will be used by LE/FLEA in the USA have 4-5 FT wing spans. Are capable of carrying a 200 + LB payload. And flying as high or higher (See Darpa.mil) than commercial airliners. In one case above the atmosphere https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHrZgS-Gvi4

I live in Indiana, my state. Indiana / Ohio for many reasons is going to be a key player in this game.
http://www.campatterbury.in.ng.mil/InstallationOffices/PlansOperationsTrainingMobilization/AviationDivision/UnmannedAerialSystemsUAS/tabid/1615/Default.aspx

ALL UAS which will be deployed in public airspace over the USA are "weapons" of war. All have been deployed in the hottest and most violent AOs you can imagine. Not loud?

I do not specifically like this video, it seems a bit paranoid. But, THAWKS and LE are real https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMdwDFCjtqs

Do you know what a "Thawk" is in nature? "Tarantula Hawk", one of the most violent flying 'wasps' we know of. It feasts on the living as it drags them underground (Such a cute name).

You can literally feel it's vibrations in your chest/ears when it lands THawkA-Stan I've seen these and others real time.

Here is a literal marketing image for the ShadowHawk - if you recall they had an incident in Texas not too long ago Do you remember the Texas Incident? Initially the "Examiner" reported police crashed it. No video or photos were ever released. There lawsuit was sealed to keep it hush. It seems Examiner took their story down. I do not know what happened, the public will never know 300k ShadowHawk Crashes

It does not matter if I kill you with a .22, .9mm or .50cal. The same manufactures who make UAS for here make them "there" (killing and tracking violent armed terrorists - so they say. My opinion on terrorists does not fit the scope of this discussion). The difference one has sticker that say "Police" the other will not.

LencoBearCat

This intentional militarization of police is interesting. DHS initially ordered these (MRAPS) now some LE have them. We are not a nation at war with our government. But, our government is purchasing weapons of war https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pS9aw5pcJo

Despite using drones at the time the FBI used them violated LAW/FAA policy. It was OK because the FBI director said so and "it was just small time use". If you look into which kind they used, you will giggle like a girl Fbi Admits Drone Use

I am not going Alex Jones on your ass. Not am I conspiracy theorist. You can look at the companies the USG has contracts with. The RFP's and locations where initial UAS has been approved:Drone Map. Eff fought to get this data released.

Our skies are already over crowded. UAS are the most crash prone air craft. Drones have crashed as early as a month ago in FL Drone Crash FL. Yes, I understand that is RT - but the story was all over. Few reported the fireball/crash. Big or small they weigh hundreds of pounds. The FBI has "occasionally" admitted to using Predators despite it being illegal. But, it is OK because the FBI said it is.. All this is weird, costing hundreds of millions (borderline billions we do not have).

My intention here was not to provide specific details. But, links to get you started in your research. 30,000 drones are coming to one of the most crowded/dangerous air spaces on the planet. Underneath this air are my children, your friends and family. There is no war. The threat of terrorist attacks is so improbable we have other things to worry about. Hope this helped?


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RE: this topic came up in another thread, so to prevent... - 8/5/2013 4:39:12 AM   
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BTW, like much of war. None of this is about protection, saving lives or helping people. These companies are poised to make literally billions, not each - but you know what I mean. Many of the board members work for the FAA/Drone/Lobbies or have political careers (This is literally known as "Regulatory Capture"). Several thousand will make millions. Hundreds tens of millions dozens hundreds of billions.

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RE: this topic came up in another thread, so to prevent... - 8/5/2013 6:53:54 AM   
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No. They are objectionable to people who understand what those differences are. The fact that you can't figure it out doesn't mean there are no differences and that those differences aren't meaningful.

It seems like I asked a question for which you have no answer other than to slap out at me personally. Pathetic.

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I am willing to pay for crime prevention... to a point. I don't need or want the government to try to assure absolute safety. I am willing to pay more for crime prevention in certain areas if the cheaper solutions came burdened with nasty and unpreventable side effects. I'd be willing to discuss ways in which the US government could openly and honestly use these technologies with some sort of elaborate watch dog setup. I am not holding conflicting positions. I just don't think "big brother" is there to keep me safe.

"Big Brother" is a bumper sticker slogan that satisfies only conspiracists who can't be bothered to examine issues closely. I have never put you in that category.

There was nothing in the OP that suggested a guarantee of absolute safety. A strawman.

There was nothing in the OP that suggested these instruments were the sole provence of the Federal Government.

Let me ask the question in another way then. How are these tools when employed by municipalities any different from other policing activities?

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