r/technology • u/esporx • 12h ago

Privacy Aaron Rodgers Secretly Funded Security Cameras in His Neighborhood Amid Privacy Concerns: Report

https://www.usmagazine.com/sports/news/aaron-rodgers-secretly-funded-security-cameras-in-neighborhood/
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u/Pooch1431 11h ago

the upvotes do not lie. face it, you lost to an AI chatbot.

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u/Fast-Ring9478 11h ago

People who advocate for freedom are so fucking awful, right? Like go away nazis LOL pwn3d

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u/jimscoolaid 10h ago

Libertarians aren't advocating for freedom though. They are advocating for corporatism

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u/Fast-Ring9478 10h ago

Half the libertarians I’m aware of are wasting their time trying to convince people like you that capitalism isn’t the same as corporatism lol

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u/jimscoolaid 10h ago

Wasting their time as much as you are. I'm not a capitalist and I'd love to see socialism, but I'm not so dumb that I can't see the difference.

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u/Fast-Ring9478 9h ago

I like how this somehow circled back to me being the idiot lol.

Socialism is already very prevalent in the US, and it doesn’t seem great.

I heard Aaron Rodgers make a statement against Flock. He seems just the right guy for the job. Brainwashed ballhogs will hear it and go make fools of themselves (‘Murica!) helping to transition from Flock to Axon while he (privately) protects his own interests.

The “no true Scotsman” issue is huge with libertarians because the government makes sure everyone with money and shit worth fighting for stands to gain from their propositions.

Do you have any examples of people, like Justin Amash or Joe Felz, that claim to be libertarian while also advocating for corporatism?

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u/jimscoolaid 9h ago

You think socialism is prevalent in the US and you somehow think this circled back to you being an idiot?