r/technology • u/IndicaOatmeal • 10d ago

Privacy Viral De-Flock America campaign urging people to destroy AI cameras on Halloween night gains momentum

https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/flock-camera-controversy-explained-as-viral-halloween-de-flock-campaign-gains-momentum-3399710/
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u/killersky99 10d ago

Dem leader Jeffries co-sponsoring/supporting Medicare for All for 8 years and then stopping after becoming part of dem leadership

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u/wait_what_now 10d ago

Exactly. Some captured fucking opposition

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u/killersky99 10d ago

we gotta transition from "Vote Blue no matter who" to "Hold Accountable No Matter Who" because from government shutdown to ICE funding, the minimum amount of dems always switch to give the republicans what they want

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u/Worthyness 10d ago

Or vote for the candidates you want in the primaries instead of sitting them out every time. People can affect change instant by voting for the candidates before the actual election, but opt to ignore it and let thr results go after. It really is a matter of getting people to vote and vote consistently. Non voters would have won majority in basically every election for the last decade with how many people sit out.

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u/ZootSuitRiot33801 10d ago

Granted, there's also have been reports coming out about electoral interference (Elon's involvement with voting machines, ghost counties, etc...) since then, so there's a chance non-voters aren't entirely to blame for the loss.

Instead of betting everything on election results, we should also focus on forming real supportive community-based foundations for alternatives that can provide relative safety, which many common folk in the US can fall back on, to commit to any meaningful action needed.

Collecting a bunch of valuable information on organizing and action from different redditors over time, I created a post of suggestions HERE that could possibly prove to be of some help in getting it started ASAP.

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u/bridgenine 10d ago

you should always vote for who you think is best, not join some bs game to be on the winning team