I am very torn on this, because something absolutely needs to be done about phone usage while driving as it's just genuinely shocking.
On the other hand, such pervasive and ever present law enforcement is oppressive. If the majority of your citizens are breaking a law, then your citizenship clearly thinks the law is unnecessary. We give road laws a pass because safety is quite provable through studies and we listen to our researchers, but if we scaled this out to all crimes (like jaywalking) I think you would see just about everyone is a criminal eventually.
I think it's great how beurocrats are institutionalising everything, everywhere, at least for people who work, sort of a prequil to the way the same technology is bieng use for genocide in Palestine, with of course the profits from these operations, going to funding the genocide, directly.
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[ 1.7 ms ] story [ 26.6 ms ] threadDon't know why OP dropped an important regional distinction.. not a problem in Honduras, for example. Or Washington state
On the other hand, such pervasive and ever present law enforcement is oppressive. If the majority of your citizens are breaking a law, then your citizenship clearly thinks the law is unnecessary. We give road laws a pass because safety is quite provable through studies and we listen to our researchers, but if we scaled this out to all crimes (like jaywalking) I think you would see just about everyone is a criminal eventually.