Facial Recognition of Fans by Owners

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Also, it seems that more people are fleeing states like, say CA, in favor of places "in the dark" like FL than the other way around.
That’s only a tiny minority. Most retirees are fleeing CA due to inflation, cost of living, homelessness, and most importantly, the increase of and being soft on crime. This trend in treatment of crime is also occurring in major cities across the US such as NY, Chicago, DC Metro, Baltimore, Portland, and Seattle.

These large metropolises are heading in the opposite direction whereas they have less and less control over criminal activities. This is a conflicting trend of dystopian sci fi concepts such as 1984, Minority Report, and Demolition Man (based on Brave New World where only those receptive to conditioning live in a bland utopian society). The concept of these movies is the use of assimilation through the monitoring of the population.

While perhaps individuals may suggest solutions to lead us down the path of monitoring, it won’t even start in any of our lifetimes.
 

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Honestly, always wondered why red not other colors? Wonder if it was cheaper or easier to produce back in the day?
Here’s one answer about it.

Farmers made their own paint, usually with a mix of skimmed milk, lime, and red iron oxide earth pigments—which had a red tint. This created a plasticlike coating that hardened quickly and lasted for years. Linseed oil was subsequently added to the recipe to provide the necessary soaking quality.

Mixing the oxide into the paint protected the wood from mold and moss (which caused decay) and also resulted in a deep red color. It so happens that darker colors also absorb more of the Sun’s rays and kept buildings warmer in the wintertime. Thus, the American “barn red” was born.
 

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Hey @Angry Ram... here's someone with a real attempt to describe exactly how you can be controlled if there are hi-res cameras in stadiums. Clearly, if you use up your "15-minute city credits" to visit your sick grandma in Sacramento, the NFL would then hand over to the Feds the pic of you at the game. At this point, your "credits" would get penalized and then you couldn't make it to work until your credits are refreshed!

Again, this is most clearly NOT a crazy tin-foil hat scenario.

Now is this before or after the toxin emitting PEAnuts are done fighting back the PEOple?

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That's cuz there's nothing to convince. Constantly referencing a fictional book from the 1940s...tho can be entertaining...isn't the testament for this so called control.

And what exactly are they going to contol?? And what are they going to do with me? I'm still waiting for that answer. Am i gonna transform into a cyborg? Or is this one of those things that ppl keep saying until they convince themselves it's true?

Show me something. Anything. Any actual evidence that shows this will happen other than "government plot to control the masses" blanket statements over and over.

I soon rather believe a real life planet of the apes rising will occur before any "control".

Btw One time I bought a bunch of cases of water and milk at once from the grocery store and no one gave a shit. I still had money to buy food the next week too. Shocking.
So if you stuck your arm out and accepted that needle that was shoved on the sheeple you got "controlled".
Figure it out.
 

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Wonder if we have some young guns showing their worth that made this move possible?

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Shit! lol

Dude over played his hand with our FO for an extension and this is where he is now. Worked out better for us anyway!

I was never a huge fan of his, guy got pushed around to much tbh.
I have been studying native plants most of my life. I live in the Northeast where there is a lot of diverse foliage. I also hunt. It’s mostly for fun. However, for years I figured if anything ever happened to our current state, like a doomsday event, then I’d be able to keep my family alive.

Eventually I realized that foraging for calories would be a very difficult way to try to sustain yourself. Most of the wild edibles don’t taste great and they offer very little in calories. Hunting would be good until you run out of ammo.

It’s just like The Walking Dead. The strength is in community and growing crops and raising livestock. If you managed to do that then you put yourself into a stationary position that you need to defend and that others will want to acquire. It will be easy for others to acquire if it’s not surrounded by a big wall. So all of this prepping talk is a bit funny to me. It will come down to those that either kill or be killed, or those who hide and roam and are always at risk of being found and killed. Prepping will buy you time is all.
I digress, this more important!
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Here’s one answer about it.

Farmers made their own paint, usually with a mix of skimmed milk, lime, and red iron oxide earth pigments—which had a red tint. This created a plasticlike coating that hardened quickly and lasted for years. Linseed oil was subsequently added to the recipe to provide the necessary soaking quality.

Mixing the oxide into the paint protected the wood from mold and moss (which caused decay) and also resulted in a deep red color. It so happens that darker colors also absorb more of the Sun’s rays and kept buildings warmer in the wintertime. Thus, the American “barn red” was born.
That's very interesting and informative. It's amazing the information and knowledge some folks did in history without a lot of common knowledge with modern science. Trial and error and passing on of information is the way I suppose!
 

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So if you stuck your arm out and accepted that needle that was shoved on the sheeple you got "controlled".
Figure it out.

Tell me you have nothing without telling me you have nothing.

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That’s only a tiny minority. Most retirees are fleeing CA due to inflation, cost of living, homelessness, and most importantly, the increase of and being soft on crime. This trend in treatment of crime is also occurring in major cities across the US such as NY, Chicago, DC Metro, Baltimore, Portland, and Seattle.

These large metropolises are heading in the opposite direction whereas they have less and less control over criminal activities. This is a conflicting trend of dystopian sci fi concepts such as 1984, Minority Report, and Demolition Man (based on Brave New World where only those receptive to conditioning live in a bland utopian society). The concept of these movies is the use of assimilation through the monitoring of the population.

While perhaps individuals may suggest solutions to lead us down the path of monitoring, it won’t even start in any of our lifetimes.
It's money, more than any other factor, and it's not close... that is leading people to leave CA.

The data on crime versus the panicked narrative is instructive. Data.

Homelessness is absolutely a big issue.. and not unrelated to the very high cost of living.
 

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I’m so glad I’m retired and don’t care about most bullshit now. I like shooting the bird at most cameras these days. I even shoot the bird at my TV, my iPad, my Alexa at random moments. Really love making faces at checkout counter cameras too. And now I like acting suspicious in retail stores like putting my hands in my pockets after holding merchandise. I guess I identify as an antagonist. Free fun!
 

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I’m so glad I’m retired and don’t care about most bullshit now. I like shooting the bird at most cameras these days. I even shoot the bird at my TV, my iPad, my Alexa at random moments. Really love making faces at checkout counter cameras too. And now I like acting suspicious in retail stores like putting my hands in my pockets after holding merchandise. I guess I identify as an antagonist. Free fun!
That's pretty how I feel once I retire in 5 years or so. What are they going to do to an old man? Nothing really.

They will just wait for me to die. Of course, they could hasten it but I have lived a long life already.
 

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It's money, more than any other factor, and it's not close... that is leading people to leave CA.

The data on crime versus the panicked narrative is instructive. Data.

Homelessness is absolutely a big issue.. and not unrelated to the very high cost of living.
Crime is still crime, even if they don’t prosecute and reduce felonies to misdemeanors, and misdemeanors to citations. Reducing violent offenses to non violent offenses is equally important. As a father of two young children, safety is of utmost importance.

I hope you feel the same way about your friends and loved ones, and I hope they’re never victims of crime @Kupped
 

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That's pretty how I feel once I retire in 5 years or so. What are they going to do to an old man? Nothing really.

They will just wait for me to die. Of course, they could hasten it but I have lived a long life already.

What are they going to do? why, just ask the folks in nursing homes who survived when certain sick patients were allowed to "convalesce" in their facilities -- ooops!! you can't ask them now, they didn't. What a great way to make a little room in the state budget!! don't throw those Nazi maths books out just yet!!

btw, don't be so ready to die, you still have more positive potential impact than you realize. Life is underrated.
 

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Crime is still crime, even if they don’t prosecute and reduce felonies to misdemeanors, and misdemeanors to citations. Reducing violent offenses to non violent offenses is equally important. As a father of two young children, safety is of utmost importance.

I hope you feel the same way about your friends and loved ones, and I hope they’re never victims of crime @Kupped

Yall both right. Crime is down overall but up past couple years.

Big factor is money. CA is and always been expensive. Hell i remember in middle school (early 2000s) learning about cost of living...CA vs. OK, Kansas, Nebraska, etc.
 

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Tell me you have nothing without telling me you have nothing.

bye bye bye justin timberlake gif GIF
Oh, I have more for you.
We were never in a pandemic.
How do I know that ? The PCR test can not reliably detect infectious disease. Who said that ? The scientist who invented the test, Kari Mullis. Nobel Prize winner in 1993.
Chew on that for awhile.
Nothing that.
 

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What are they going to do? why, just ask the folks in nursing homes who survived when certain sick patients were allowed to "convalesce" in their facilities -- ooops!! you can't ask them now, they didn't. What a great way to make a little room in the state budget!! don't throw those Nazi maths books out just yet!!

btw, don't be so ready to die, you still have more positive potential impact than you realize. Life is underrated.
I'll be happy if I make it to 80 - after that .....
 

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Oh, I have more for you.
We were never in a pandemic.
How do I know that ? The PCR test can not reliably detect infectious disease. Who said that ? The scientist who invented the test, Kari Mullis. Nobel Prize winner in 1993.
Chew on that for awhile.
Nothing that.

Sorry i don't chew on bullshit. The dude died months before the rona and never said anything of the like.

You still have nothing, you haven't explained or provided anything about the how and when of this so called control and instead switched to another topic. So again..you have nothing.

Live in whatever paranoia you want. You do you. i'll live how i do, which is how i want and aint no conspiracy about guvment control gonna stop me.
 

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That's cuz there's nothing to convince. Constantly referencing a fictional book from the 1940s...tho can be entertaining...isn't the testament for this so called control.

And what exactly are they going to contol?? And what are they going to do with me? I'm still waiting for that answer. Am i gonna transform into a cyborg? Or is this one of those things that ppl keep saying until they convince themselves it's true?

Show me something. Anything. Any actual evidence that shows this will happen other than "government plot to control the masses" blanket statements over and over.

I soon rather believe a real life planet of the apes rising will occur before any "control".

Btw One time I bought a bunch of cases of water and milk at once from the grocery store and no one gave a shit. I still had money to buy food the next week too. Shocking.
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Oh, I have more for you.
We were never in a pandemic.
How do I know that ? The PCR test can not reliably detect infectious disease. Who said that ? The scientist who invented the test, Kari Mullis. Nobel Prize winner in 1993.
Chew on that for awhile.
Nothing that.

Sorry i don't chew on bullshit. The dude died months before the rona and never said anything of the like.

You still have nothing, you haven't explained or provided anything about the how and when of this so called control and instead switched to another topic. So again..you have nothing.

Live in whatever paranoia you want. You do you. i'll live how i do, which is how i want and aint no conspiracy about guvment control gonna stop me.
Enough.
Time to move on