Looking forward to it. How will the ordinance be enforced? As in, who will be responsible for enforcing it, who will have the right to enforce it?

Unlike Hell, that terminal is closing in the next couple months.

So anyway, if you think San Diego shouldn't be wasting millions on oppressive mass surveillance tech and should use funds for real safety like fire safety or public bathrooms, start by signing our new petition. It's a little thing but it's a start.

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Idk how to snap people out of that fantasy that law enforcement is the untouchable pinnacle of community safety. They have waste and abuse just like anyone. Maybe crap like this police raid in South Park can help break the spell for some? This isn't public safety.

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License plate tech has never proven to reliably reduce crime anywhere it's been used. it's a waste of funds. Leaders can say they want money for good programs, but none so far will consider redirecting mass surveillance $ to actual safety programs. Why? Because leaders take their orders from police.

"Yet wave" ✌️

How many newsrooms that you know of subscribe to LexisNexis?

here are the elephants at the @sandiegozoo.bsky.social safari park reacting to the earthquake just outside #sandiego. you can see them forming an “alert circle,” as Emily helpfully informed us, during which the adults can be seen "instinctively circling the younger elephants to protect them."

But the further away, the less useful any notification is 🤔 the risk of people nearest epicenter prioritizing phone apps fiddling rather than duck & cover seems to be pretty serious. @johnafisher.bsky.social @scottculkin.bsky.social what do you think?