Pretty much exactly my thoughts on this as well

Anyone with a brain stem could tell this would be a rigged trial based on the races involved and the jurisdiction it took place in. "A trial of your peers" breaks down when one group votes on tribal lines and YOUR group votes against you specifically to "not cause offense" or to "prove I'm not a racist". The worst part about this is that the accuser is Somalian... Not an American black. Whatever the valid cause for concern towards American blacks, that man is a recent immigrant with NONE of the history with that word. Him weaponizing it is a case of stolen valor done specifically because it WORKS against white people. View quoted note →

Interesting thought here: I know the main reason this didn't catch on is because of the cost of labor and advancements in chip technology. But it makes me wonder if advancements in related technologies like cheap silver-incorporating fabrics and fabric making in general couldn't cost reduce this enough to make it viable again in certain contexts. View quoted note →

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Oh boy is this true. I even see it between my own kids. View quoted note →

We know the reason for the rising demand View quoted note →

Because their election was blatantly stolen. And it was the test run for what happened in the USA shortly thereafter. View quoted note →

Because surveillance in western countries is only for white people. They search white people's phones for "Islamophobic" Facebook posts, but can't check a suspected terrorist's phone. View quoted note →

The two more important points are these: 1) did they comply? 2) are nostr and other alternatives well known enough to reduce the blow if they do? View quoted note →