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Amazon, Facebook, ICE, and FBI have access to a private intelligence-sharing network
(prismreports.org)
this post was submitted on 21 May 2026
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relying on an unjust law system and corrupt politicians is a no starter. the only way is for the general public to stop consenting to it.
they sell us hard on nothing to fear/nothing to hide rhetoric for a reason.
Me: I don't consent to invasion of my being.
General public: k.
E: Shareholders: Jack Nicholson nodding yes menacingly
even worse: I brought up flock cameras to an aquaintance and their response was essentially "why is that so bad, they already have all our data from our phones, what's one more set of cameras"
I swear to fuck. It's like talking to brick walls. You have the freedom to control your phone.
Brick city