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[Michael74]

Pretty birds.

 

[Corn Pop]

I have had people touch me, and swab me, and pat me down thinking I might have drugs or explosives who offensive judging me like that, and they made me take off my belt as well, that's on the side of screening all my personal belongings and going through all my bags when my underwear is in there, and also going through my wallet. Dang, I have even had private property taken from me like my toothpaste because I had too much, one tube beacuse it could be made to make explosives.

It made me feel like a limb had been taken off.

Muslim teen forced to remove hijab at airport in front of passengers | Newshub

Officials refused her request to remove the hijab in a private room with only female staff present.

www.newshub.co.nz

 

[HeIsRisen2018]

What a sad victim story. Don't stress. My human rights have also been violated when I walk through airport security. I have had people touch me, and swab me, and pat me down thinking I might have drugs or explosives who offensive judging me like that, and they made me take off my belt as well, that's on the side of screening all my personal belongings and going through all my bags when my underwear is in there, and also going through my wallet. Dang, I have even had private property taken from me like my toothpaste because I had too much, one tube beacuse it could be made to make explosives.

It made me feel like a limb had been taken off.

Muslim teen forced to remove hijab at airport in front of passengers | Newshub

Officials refused her request to remove the hijab in a private room with only female staff present.

www.newshub.co.nz

Really? Gee, that's awful! I'm so sorry about that.

 

[HeIsRisen2018]

Hey everybody, I just wanted to let you know that there will be news sometime later this afternoon. :yes Oh, and happy first official day of autumn everybody! :biggrin (The leaves and acorns around here have already started coming down.)

 

[Corn Pop]

Really? Gee, that's awful! I'm so sorry about that.

It's called boarder security, I have no problem with tight boarder security because the world is in conflict, as long as once you pass and enter the country your free. I don't like walking around the city with another 50,000 cctv cameras watching me. That's a violation of my privacy. It's not China.

 

[Michael74]

II don't like walking around the city with another 50,000 cctv cameras watching me.

I like the cameras. Maybe the bad guys will behave when on camera.

 

[Corn Pop]

I like the cameras. Maybe the bad guys will behave when on camera.

Bad guys don't care about cameras.

 

[HeIsRisen2018]

Hey guys, going outside one more time for the day and then I'm going to do the news!

 

[Michael74]

Bad guys don't care about cameras.

...in Montevideo, Uruguay. The findings indicate a 20% reduction in crime in areas of the city where the cameras are located, with no evidence of a displacement effect.

20% is a lot.

 

[Corn Pop]

20% is a lot.

Only 20% are afraid of cameras. 80% of bad guys still don't care. Huge investment and ongoing costs and the violation of everyone's privacy for such a small result.

There is two ways this world works. Dangerous freedom or peaceful slavery. I would rather be free with the right to defend myself. I don't need the government to be my daddy. It's like so many relationships that destroys peoples souls because there partner is not just protective like they should be, but they are controlling and think there partner is a possession. Power trips. Man ruling over man.

Your constitution starts with we the people. People are control freaks and power trippers.

 

[Corn Pop]

I knew there would be a David video somewhere explaining the origin.

 

[HeIsRisen2018]

Hey everybody, I'm sorry for the delay and welcome to another edition of tonight's news. I think that we have a somewhat lengthy report to do tonight and so I'm going to go ahead and get right to it!





First of all in tonight's news an Orlando elementary school resource officer has been suspended after arresting two six year old children. Here's more on the story.




https://fox8.com/2019/09/23/officer...two-6-year-olds-at-florida-elementary-school/




And a recently released video shows a young girl being pulled to safety after her father jumped out in front of a train holding her in his arms. Here's more of the details.

Video shows girl rescued after father allegedly held her, jumped in front of subway car

NEW YORK — Dramatic video shows witnesses pulling a young girl to safety after her father allegedly jumped in front of a New York City subway train with the child in his arms Monday. Police said th…

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Also a five year old little girl had her special wish come true when she got to be a tattoo artist for the day. Here's more. :biggrin (I personally would never want a tattoo though, I'm rather squeamish and I'm not very good when it comes to pain.)

5-year-old’s special wish comes true when she becomes a tattoo artist for a day in Cleveland

CLEVELAND, Ohio – A Special Wish Cleveland is in the business of granting wishes. It’s often princess parties or visiting a special place. 5-year-old Maja had a different special wish. …

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And also in sports The Cleveland Indians had a victorious game last night when they beat The Philadelphia Phillies ten to one. :woot

Indians move into tie for 2nd wild card, beat Phillies 10-1

CLEVELAND — Rookie Oscar Mercado hit a three-run homer, Yaisel Puig drove a three-run double and the Cleveland Indians moved into a tie for the second AL wild card with a 10-1 win over the Philadel…

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And students from the Davie County school district in North Carolina immediately sprung into action after a school bus driver unexpectedly passed away behind the wheel on one of her routes. Here's more on the story and thoughts and prayers go towards her friends and family members.

‘It was pretty emotional’: Students jump into action after bus driver dies unexpectedly during route

DAVIE COUNTY, N.C. — The Davie County School District is mourning the loss of one of their bus drivers who died unexpectedly on Thursday. According to WFMY, Colleen Gaither was on her usual r…

fox8.com

Finally in tonight's news a woman from Saint Louis Missouri is currently warning others the dangers of leaving certain beauty products in hot cars after a bottle of dry shampoo exploded in her daughter's car. Here's more of the information.

Mother issues warning after dry shampoo bottle explodes in daughter’s hot car

ST. LOUIS, Mo. — A Missouri mother is warning others about the dangers of leaving certain beauty products in hot cars after a bottle of dry shampoo exploded in her 19-year-old daughter’s car…

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That's all for tonight's news! Have a wonderful rest of the night and stay tuned for more news to come. :yes

 

[jasonc]

Only 20% are afraid of cameras. 80% of bad guys still don't care. Huge investment and ongoing costs and the violation of everyone's privacy for such a small result.

There is two ways this world works. Dangerous freedom or peaceful slavery. I would rather be free with the right to defend myself. I don't need the government to be my daddy. It's like so many relationships that destroys peoples souls because there partner is not just protective like they should be, but they are controlling and think there partner is a possession. Power trips. Man ruling over man.

Your constitution starts with we the people. People are control freaks and power trippers.

Hmm while its ripe for abuse ,so a homeowner who identified his robber by camera is wrong ?

I hate the tea,sir you can't carry that ,it might be a bomb ,so,where gonna chuck that in,this can next to me with all those bombs.implied consent.you don't own you right of way .because you use it or the road. The police could simply search you without consent ,that's how the tsa is doing it

 

[Corn Pop]

Hmm while its ripe for abuse ,so a homeowner who identified his robber by camera is wrong ?

There is a difference between cameras on private property and public property. A business owner or home owner I have no problem with having there own cameras on there premises for there own security.

When in public I don't like to be spied on and my privacy violated everywhere I go. End of story. I don't like the government or whatever agency having cameras on me when i have not done anything wrong. Innocent until proven guilty. It's offensive to me. Why should I pay for the government or whatever agency to violate my privacy and have me on camera in public without my consent when I have done nothing wrong?. Am I recorded because maybe I could do something but have not so I am being recorded as a potential suspect or criminal before a fact?. It's calling me a potential criminal and I find that offensive.

It's offensive and a complete violation of privacy.

Private property is different. If I walk on private property that's there choice and my choice to be on camera. In public I don't get a choice.

If I wanted to be enslaved, paranoid, and my privacy and human rights completely violated then I would go live in communist China or maybe North Korea.

 

[jasonc]

There is a difference between cameras on private property and public property. A business owner or home owner I have no problem with having there own cameras on there premises for there own security.

When in public I don't like to be spied on and my privacy violated everywhere I go. End of story. I don't like the government or whatever agency having cameras on me when i have not done anything wrong. Innocent until proven guilty. It's offensive to me. Why should I pay for the government or whatever agency to violate my privacy and have me on camera in public without my consent when I have done nothing wrong?. Am I recorded because maybe I could do something but have not so I am being recorded as a potential suspect or criminal before a fact?. It's calling me a potential criminal and I find that offensive.

It's offensive and a complete violation of privacy.

Private property is different. If I walk on private property that's there choice and my choice to be on camera. In public I don't get a choice.

If I wanted to be enslaved, paranoid, and my privacy and human rights completely violated then I would go live in communist China or maybe North Korea.

Homeowners can pay to link cameras.and business. No,differences as one company watches all..don't assume that a private company can't use this against you just like social media. China does it,airnb and Amazon does it with social media

 

[Michael74]

...a bottle of dry shampoo...

Aerosol cans should be kept out of heat. That particular shampoo has propane, butane, denatured alcohol, and hydrofluorocarbon 152a in it. Cars that sit out in the sun can get quite warm, and direct sunlight on the aerosol can would magnify Brownian motion additionally. Its fortunate that she wasn't sitting in the car at the time. They probably should put warnings in easier to read letters on the can. Youngsters don't always realize what they are buying.

The Indians are doing amazing.

May the Lord bless you.

 

[Michael74]

When in public I don't like to be spied on and my privacy violated everywhere I go.

You are in the minority. A majority of Americans like the cameras by about a 3 to 1 margin. Most people want to be protected from the bad guys. You might be a strong man who is capable of protecting yourself, but the very young, elderly, and most women need protection. They want the police to keep violent people away from them, and find the cameras comforting.

Many police departments waste too many resources on drugs and traffic though. People want to be protected from things that they can't easily protect themselves from. People can easily protect themselves from drugs. All they have to do is not buy them, and the drugs never bother them. Prisons are so overcrowded with drug guys that violent felons are being released for lack of room. Police should prioritize protecting people from violent and property crime. That's what average people need and want protection from. People want to feel safe while shopping, and inside their cozy homes.

Preferentially keep all violent offenders locked up. Release as many non violent drug users as needed to free up space to keep the violent bad guys off of the streets. Prioritize protecting the people from such things.

 

[Michael74]

Homeowners can pay to link cameras.and business.

Ring camera owners can voluntarily upload video from their cameras so that police can access it. I think its great. Keep those bad guys away from people's homes.

The more cameras protecting average people the better.

 

[HeIsRisen2018]

Aerosol cans should be kept out of heat. That particular shampoo has propane, butane, denatured alcohol, and hydrofluorocarbon 152a in it. Cars that sit out in the sun can get quite warm, and direct sunlight on the aerosol can would magnify Brownian motion additionally. Its fortunate that she wasn't sitting in the car at the time. They probably should put warnings in easier to read letters on the can. Youngsters don't always realize what they are buying.

The Indians are doing amazing.

May the Lord bless you.

I agree, and may the Lord bless you as well, but the other news story that completely shocked me was when the two six year olds got arrested for having a temper tantrum at school. Whatever happened to getting sent down to the office?

You are in the minority. A majority of Americans like the cameras by about a 3 to 1 margin. Most people want to be protected from the bad guys. You might be a strong man who is capable of protecting yourself, but the very young, elderly, and most women need protection. They want the police to keep violent people away from them, and find the cameras comforting.

Many police departments waste too many resources on drugs and traffic though. People want to be protected from things that they can't easily protect themselves from. People can easily protect themselves from drugs. All they have to do is not buy them, and the drugs never bother them. Prisons are so overcrowded with drug guys that violent felons are being released for lack of room. Police should prioritize protecting people from violent and property crime. That's what average people need and want protection from. People want to feel safe while shopping, and inside their cozy homes.

Preferentially keep all violent offenders locked up. Release as many non violent drug users as needed to free up space to keep the violent bad guys off of the streets. Prioritize protecting the people from such things.

I agree and I care more about my safety than my privacy but I can also see where Dan is coming from. Anyways, guess what people!? Exactly one week from today my spooktactular Halloween party will begin! :wootFor now though, today's news will be posted a bit later so stay tuned.

 

[jasonc]

Ring camera owners can voluntarily upload video from their cameras so that police can access it. I think its great. Keep those bad guys away from people's homes.

The more cameras protecting average people the better.

These are tied in.meaning I can see a lot more on my street if my neighbor tied hers to mine