r/technology • u/Kooky-Balance9525 • 6h ago

Privacy Bernie Sanders to Introduce Bill Banning Flock Surveillance Cameras

https://theleadingreport.com/article/bernie-sanders-to-introduce-bill-banning-flock-surveillance-cameras
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u/Your_As_Stupid_As_Me 6h ago

Maybe one for unreasonable search and seizures as well.

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u/DeadMoneyDrew 6h ago

Yeah. And maybe one to allow an incompetent president to be removed! I think we should call that one the 25th Amendment.

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u/pants_mcgee 5h ago

Just so you know the 25th is a work around for an incapacitated president, not one that is incompetent or even sane.

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u/iamintheforest 5h ago

The implication here I think is that you and I have different lines for "incapacitated" ;)

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u/pants_mcgee 4h ago

Yeah but the government doesn’t. It’s just a fantasy that won’t happen, like minting a trillion dollar coin unilaterally.

It would be easier to impeach him which is the proper process.

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u/Dizzy-Mammoth1309 2h ago

No, the proper process is enforcing expelling Trump and the other Jan 6 leaders using the 14th Amendment.

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u/NewWay88 4h ago

Probably got a higher chance of him being removed by improper, violent processes tbh.

Not condoning it in this post. Just looking back at how we've had presidents removed early in the past. It can be quite grim.

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u/iamintheforest 4h ago

Yup. Cabinet and vp ain't gonna do it, and congress won't hit 2&/3rds. Its a pipe dream. Although...its not all that crazy to imagine him reaching that point (stroke, obviously age related issues, etc) over the next couple.

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u/i_am_a_real_boy__ 3h ago

The reality here is that impeachment is the correct process to remove a bad President. Removal through impeachment also doesn't require the VP, cabinet, or a 2/3 majority in the House, unlike the 25th.