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One small step from that to this:
Me and my buddies on the way to read Irvine Welsh out loud to each other inside one of those just so we get kidnapped and accused of transporting drugs and then we sue the company and the police department.
...and this crap is going to normal cars, too.
Gas is so damn expensive, but anyting from this millenium is trash.
a loaded, AR-style assault rifle
so unfair, these good citizens caught out by terms of service. lol
We're not saying they were in the right, we're saying that if your car can film/record you and automatically sends reports to the authorities about suspected illegal activity then that's surveillance state type shit. There's always a balancing act between freedom and safety but this compromises too much freedom
What if the taxi driver called the cops on you?
You have the right to face your accuser in court, or he may face. Consequences for lying
Make sure you've got a seatbelt cutter with a glass breaker on you.
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