Oddly, I don’t recall that scene from the Red Dawn remake.
Some one watched the re-make?
The remake was swill, rewrote by it’s Sony producer owners who are owned by Chicoms to elliminate chinese invaders for north korea invaders. (Ya right, that will be a success) 4473 are not needed any more as th A.I. algorithm has already compartmentalized every teenager and adult in northcom areas. Even corporate big data has every consumer (except the likes of uni-bomber types) flagged and tagged. Review the original on a regular basis for a refersher course to get re-motivated.
You make a great point. People get worked up–rightly so–about government registration of firearms and firearm owners. That’s great, however, if you spend even a seemingly minor amount of time on the internet, “Big Data” already has a profile of you which doubtlessly includes the fact that you own firearms (or are the type of person to do so).
The big players online–Google, Facebook, Amazon, Twitter, etc.–are close enough to the government to hand over that information for the asking in the right circumstances.
Oddly, I don’t recall that scene from the Red Dawn remake.
Some one watched the re-make?
The remake was swill, rewrote by it’s Sony producer owners who are owned by Chicoms to elliminate chinese invaders for north korea invaders. (Ya right, that will be a success) 4473 are not needed any more as th A.I. algorithm has already compartmentalized every teenager and adult in northcom areas. Even corporate big data has every consumer (except the likes of uni-bomber types) flagged and tagged. Review the original on a regular basis for a refersher course to get re-motivated.
You make a great point. People get worked up–rightly so–about government registration of firearms and firearm owners. That’s great, however, if you spend even a seemingly minor amount of time on the internet, “Big Data” already has a profile of you which doubtlessly includes the fact that you own firearms (or are the type of person to do so).
The big players online–Google, Facebook, Amazon, Twitter, etc.–are close enough to the government to hand over that information for the asking in the right circumstances.