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Since I've been told it's important to have a profile with more detail, I figure I'll put in the following
I want to retain the right to be free, to make my own decisions, to live in peace, to vote, and to speak and communicate as I wish.
I want to retain the right to be free, to make my own decisions, to live in peace, to vote, and to speak and communicate as I wish.
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Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but there's a plan to abolish Section 230: Owing to text limits, I've enclosed everything in an image below which includes a course of action.
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#BadInternetBills #Censorship #Section230
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#BadInternetBills #Censorship #Section230
While I'm not sure the exact correlation between psychopathy and dyslexia, he had a number of sociopathic/psychopathic traits and that involves neurological issues.
It's possible that among his neurological defecits was difficulty processing text.
It's possible that among his neurological defecits was difficulty processing text.
February 10, 2026 at 5:50 AM
While I'm not sure the exact correlation between psychopathy and dyslexia, he had a number of sociopathic/psychopathic traits and that involves neurological issues.
It's possible that among his neurological defecits was difficulty processing text.
It's possible that among his neurological defecits was difficulty processing text.
Too bad they can't face some antitrust legislation: We used to have laws that were actually enforced
February 9, 2026 at 7:25 PM
Too bad they can't face some antitrust legislation: We used to have laws that were actually enforced
Sure, but unfortunately it happens all the time. Do you think that should change?
February 9, 2026 at 7:24 PM
Sure, but unfortunately it happens all the time. Do you think that should change?
Yeah I know. As I said though, for reasons I can't completely comprehend, raising awareness of such things seems to decrease the odds that powerful people will do it.
It seems better than doing nothing right?
It seems better than doing nothing right?
February 9, 2026 at 5:58 PM
Yeah I know. As I said though, for reasons I can't completely comprehend, raising awareness of such things seems to decrease the odds that powerful people will do it.
It seems better than doing nothing right?
It seems better than doing nothing right?
... surveillance and give the data to law enforcement as an apparent business policy and seemingly effective workaround to warrantless mass surveillance without suspicion.
@deflock-redmond.bsky.social @stopsurveillance.bsky.social
#alpr #deflock #facialid #faceid #flock #ring #surveillance
@deflock-redmond.bsky.social @stopsurveillance.bsky.social
#alpr #deflock #facialid #faceid #flock #ring #surveillance
February 9, 2026 at 5:57 PM
... surveillance and give the data to law enforcement as an apparent business policy and seemingly effective workaround to warrantless mass surveillance without suspicion.
@deflock-redmond.bsky.social @stopsurveillance.bsky.social
#alpr #deflock #facialid #faceid #flock #ring #surveillance
@deflock-redmond.bsky.social @stopsurveillance.bsky.social
#alpr #deflock #facialid #faceid #flock #ring #surveillance
Yeah, and honestly these ring cameras seem an awesome tool for law enforcement: Think about it. Searches by private persons don't have to follow the 4th Amendment.
With companies like Flock, it almost seems a perfect workaround to the 4th Amendment: Have a private company do the... (cont'd)
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With companies like Flock, it almost seems a perfect workaround to the 4th Amendment: Have a private company do the... (cont'd)
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February 9, 2026 at 5:53 PM
Yeah, and honestly these ring cameras seem an awesome tool for law enforcement: Think about it. Searches by private persons don't have to follow the 4th Amendment.
With companies like Flock, it almost seems a perfect workaround to the 4th Amendment: Have a private company do the... (cont'd)
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With companies like Flock, it almost seems a perfect workaround to the 4th Amendment: Have a private company do the... (cont'd)
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Would some form of boycott be appropriate? Are there any suitable alternatives?
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February 9, 2026 at 5:51 PM
Would some form of boycott be appropriate? Are there any suitable alternatives?
@cldc03.bsky.social @eff.org @evangreer.bsky.social @fightforthefuture.org @fsc.bsky.social @myrtlemystic.bsky.social @woodhullfreedom.bsky.social
@youranonnews.bsky.social
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... for "infection". I would imagine this would also include scrubbing any evidence of powerful people doing anything bad as well as installing Client Side Scanning (effectively imagine every computer having a keystroke logger with the ability to also modify/delete undesired files or memes, etc)
February 9, 2026 at 5:46 PM
... for "infection". I would imagine this would also include scrubbing any evidence of powerful people doing anything bad as well as installing Client Side Scanning (effectively imagine every computer having a keystroke logger with the ability to also modify/delete undesired files or memes, etc)
... I figure the idea would be to lower the boom on all of us.
Have you heard of "cyber polygon"? The idea was a cyber-attack that would crash the financial services, power-grid, and the like in a crippling attack that would require all computers to be disconnected and evaluated... (cont'd)
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Have you heard of "cyber polygon"? The idea was a cyber-attack that would crash the financial services, power-grid, and the like in a crippling attack that would require all computers to be disconnected and evaluated... (cont'd)
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February 9, 2026 at 5:45 PM
... I figure the idea would be to lower the boom on all of us.
Have you heard of "cyber polygon"? The idea was a cyber-attack that would crash the financial services, power-grid, and the like in a crippling attack that would require all computers to be disconnected and evaluated... (cont'd)
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Have you heard of "cyber polygon"? The idea was a cyber-attack that would crash the financial services, power-grid, and the like in a crippling attack that would require all computers to be disconnected and evaluated... (cont'd)
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I'm not talking about just an American crisis: I'm talking about a global one.
This affects people all around the world: I figure global elitists have some plan to deal with such a disclosure and crises of significant magntitude are tragic but also work like a reset button... (cont'd)
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This affects people all around the world: I figure global elitists have some plan to deal with such a disclosure and crises of significant magntitude are tragic but also work like a reset button... (cont'd)
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February 9, 2026 at 5:43 PM
I'm not talking about just an American crisis: I'm talking about a global one.
This affects people all around the world: I figure global elitists have some plan to deal with such a disclosure and crises of significant magntitude are tragic but also work like a reset button... (cont'd)
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This affects people all around the world: I figure global elitists have some plan to deal with such a disclosure and crises of significant magntitude are tragic but also work like a reset button... (cont'd)
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Oh, and it's Mach 25
February 9, 2026 at 6:43 AM
Oh, and it's Mach 25
Yeah but the issue with the blackbird was having an engine that could fly for long periods at speed: The Space shuttle is in orbit in a few minutes.
February 9, 2026 at 6:43 AM
Yeah but the issue with the blackbird was having an engine that could fly for long periods at speed: The Space shuttle is in orbit in a few minutes.
That's always puzzled me: You have people who are anti-abortion who are anti-vaxx claiming bodily autonomy. You'd think there'd be more logical consistency.
There are also people who are anti-vaxx and anti-mask, which is also strange
There are also people who are anti-vaxx and anti-mask, which is also strange
February 9, 2026 at 6:39 AM
That's always puzzled me: You have people who are anti-abortion who are anti-vaxx claiming bodily autonomy. You'd think there'd be more logical consistency.
There are also people who are anti-vaxx and anti-mask, which is also strange
There are also people who are anti-vaxx and anti-mask, which is also strange
... to a specific user which would imperil vulnerable communities plus, if an ID can be given and activated; it can be taken and deactivated.
Here's the link: www.blackburn.senate.gov/services/fil...
You can call her at 1-202-224-3344
Here's the link: www.blackburn.senate.gov/services/fil...
You can call her at 1-202-224-3344
www.blackburn.senate.gov
February 9, 2026 at 6:04 AM
... to a specific user which would imperil vulnerable communities plus, if an ID can be given and activated; it can be taken and deactivated.
Here's the link: www.blackburn.senate.gov/services/fil...
You can call her at 1-202-224-3344
Here's the link: www.blackburn.senate.gov/services/fil...
You can call her at 1-202-224-3344
Senator Blackburn apparently seeks to preempt AI. Read Section 4.
Further Section 6, 7, and 8 present their own problems.
Sec 6: Modifies Section 230 which is bad on principle
Sec 7 & 8: Seems to almost require age verification online which woudl tie every online interaction... (cont'd)
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Further Section 6, 7, and 8 present their own problems.
Sec 6: Modifies Section 230 which is bad on principle
Sec 7 & 8: Seems to almost require age verification online which woudl tie every online interaction... (cont'd)
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www.blackburn.senate.gov
February 9, 2026 at 6:03 AM
Senator Blackburn apparently seeks to preempt AI. Read Section 4.
Further Section 6, 7, and 8 present their own problems.
Sec 6: Modifies Section 230 which is bad on principle
Sec 7 & 8: Seems to almost require age verification online which woudl tie every online interaction... (cont'd)
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Further Section 6, 7, and 8 present their own problems.
Sec 6: Modifies Section 230 which is bad on principle
Sec 7 & 8: Seems to almost require age verification online which woudl tie every online interaction... (cont'd)
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Honestly, I agree: I see this as a cynical solution to spy on people
February 9, 2026 at 5:58 AM
Honestly, I agree: I see this as a cynical solution to spy on people
Honestly, it seems that this kind of action couldn't occur for any other purpose but to be a scandal. This tells me he's trying to distract from something.
It seems best to just ignore this.
It seems best to just ignore this.
February 9, 2026 at 5:57 AM
Honestly, it seems that this kind of action couldn't occur for any other purpose but to be a scandal. This tells me he's trying to distract from something.
It seems best to just ignore this.
It seems best to just ignore this.
Honestly, there's a part of me wonders if the global-elites that spawned Epstein effectively have some kind of crisis in the works.
Crises have historically been useful, and when confronted, these people often create them.
For reasons I fail to fully understand, raising awareness sometimes works.
Crises have historically been useful, and when confronted, these people often create them.
For reasons I fail to fully understand, raising awareness sometimes works.
February 9, 2026 at 5:56 AM
Honestly, there's a part of me wonders if the global-elites that spawned Epstein effectively have some kind of crisis in the works.
Crises have historically been useful, and when confronted, these people often create them.
For reasons I fail to fully understand, raising awareness sometimes works.
Crises have historically been useful, and when confronted, these people often create them.
For reasons I fail to fully understand, raising awareness sometimes works.
This is one reason why I was concerned when Obama opened up the airspace around the US for drones.
February 9, 2026 at 5:52 AM
This is one reason why I was concerned when Obama opened up the airspace around the US for drones.
This is an awful piece of legislation, please make sure people in Oklahoma are made aware of this
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Oklahoma Senate Bill 1554 (Burns, Prieto, Grellner) (SB 1544) has been introduced, making it a felony for a church to feed or aid a fellow human being unless they have first determined the individual to have legal immigration status. Helping others could be a felony.😢
February 9, 2026 at 5:51 AM
This is an awful piece of legislation, please make sure people in Oklahoma are made aware of this
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I'm curious if htere was any archived pages?
February 9, 2026 at 5:44 AM
I'm curious if htere was any archived pages?
I would have went with: "If you can afford to send Katy Perry to space: You can afford to launch Trump into space"
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February 7, 2026 at 6:04 PM
I would have went with: "If you can afford to send Katy Perry to space: You can afford to launch Trump into space"
True shit...
February 7, 2026 at 5:56 PM
True shit...
... in which AI art can be produced: Suffiice it to say, I'm generally okay with saying "this art is AI generated"
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February 7, 2026 at 5:53 PM
... in which AI art can be produced: Suffiice it to say, I'm generally okay with saying "this art is AI generated"
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Sorry, Bluesky doesn't allow edits.
I agree completely with the vibe-coding problem and security issues.
As for AI art, I figure my vision is what created the image, the AI made the vision become real, as would a real work with an artist. That said, you have a point with the speed... (cont'd)
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I agree completely with the vibe-coding problem and security issues.
As for AI art, I figure my vision is what created the image, the AI made the vision become real, as would a real work with an artist. That said, you have a point with the speed... (cont'd)
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February 7, 2026 at 5:51 PM
Sorry, Bluesky doesn't allow edits.
I agree completely with the vibe-coding problem and security issues.
As for AI art, I figure my vision is what created the image, the AI made the vision become real, as would a real work with an artist. That said, you have a point with the speed... (cont'd)
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I agree completely with the vibe-coding problem and security issues.
As for AI art, I figure my vision is what created the image, the AI made the vision become real, as would a real work with an artist. That said, you have a point with the speed... (cont'd)
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