Tattered American flag, with a security camera on it. Symbol of the times?

Oct 10, 2013 1:52 AM

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Tattered American flag, with a security camera on it. Symbol of the times?

"The sun has fallen down
And the billboards are all leering
And the flags are all dead at the top of their poles"

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It's weird, because this showed up in my feed earlier:

13 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 0

Land of the free and brave, all they do is vote and then whine about it, dont like the situation? do something about it

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Anybody else feel like the US could use a couple more parties to vote for? It would force politicians to actually deliver

13 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 2

First world drama.

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Not for long lol

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Thought it was a giraffe with a cape from the thumbnail.

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Thank you for remembering the true meaning of imgur.

13 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 1

Looks like the beginning of a zombie movie...

13 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 1

That's... painfully accurate.

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All it's missing a dying eagle to bring me to tears.

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NSA be like, "Damn we thought we could hide behind this flag."

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First world problems. Go and look at those posts on North Korea. Jeesh.

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This is like saying: Yeah my house is trashy but at least it's not a landfill. It's still filthy and if you don't clean, it WILL get worse.

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Oh the symbology...

13 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

That flag is no longer fit for service and needs to be replaced.

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"The flag, when it is in such condition that it is no longer a fitting emblem for display, should be destroyed in a dignified way"

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TIL. Freedom is depressed

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Seeing this makes me sad for our country.

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You sir...made me spill soda all over my phone.

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Is that from In Time?

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Batman begins

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Reverse?

13 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 1

Reminds me of 1984

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I love Van Halen.

13 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 1

the david lee roth van halen, though, right?

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He was the lead singer when the album "MCMLXXXIV" came out. (that's the joke)

13 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

The symbolism is amazing here. So true to what is happening now.

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Every country in the world has problems with it's government. I don't understand why problems in the US are being publicized so much.

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Because the US is pushing its surveillance on the entire world, making this a global issue. GB too, obviously.

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Guess its just a matter of power then.

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What is?

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No this is a symbol of the times: http://imgur.com/RkqSoej

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Don't be so dramatic.- Sincerely, Africa.

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but we must be!

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As an African-American, I can't win...

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You're not African-American, that term is offensive. You're black. Trust me, the internet told me this.

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Dude, Africa is like the most anonymous continent nowadays...

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I feel like the only people who care about the NSA are people on the internet

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that's like... i mean i've seen people say meanwhile in country, but an entire continent? How, sir, did you get this noble position?

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Probably since the rest of the world began placing "Africa" under the umbrella of where black people came from.

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As a South African, I concur.

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i 2nd that :)

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I third that, as another South African.

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Africa? Like, the whole continent?

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No no, the song.

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No no, the band.

13 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

Don't hurt yourself now, with all that thinking business and whatnot.

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No, just Egypt, actually. Since everybody's fine with calling the USA "America", why not use Africa as name for a single country? Oh wait.

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Because white people aren't allowed to have problems ever. Now I need to save up for a second pair of pants.

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good guy Africa

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I bless the rains down in Africaa

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freedom mother fucker

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Other people being worse off is no excuse for refusing to better oneself.

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But sometimes helps to put things in perspective.

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Perspective is worthless when everything is relative. ;)

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Could not agree more.

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I'm writing this down for later reflection.

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TIL - Africa is a country

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damn, africa

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perfect.

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what happened?

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Hey, you guys wanna listen to some metal?

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I get the camera but the whole tattered bit, not so much. Any crisis is the worst crisis the nation has ever faced as long as it's current.

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Maybe a picture of a tattered constitution would be better

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That's a little melodramatic, don't you think?

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People died for us to have those rights. Should we moot that sacrifice by just sitting back and letting them be usurped?

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You can =/= you should

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I know other places "have it worse" blah blah blah but telling people not to get upset over an injustice is perpetuating it

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That's not my argument at all. My argument is that things are blown out of proportion. The NSA spying is a violation, but it won't win

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Well considering we're unlawfully monitored (4th) and put onto lists based on what groups we associate with (1st) I'd say no.

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That's not a violation of the 1st amendment.

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Freedom of association. It is a violation when that information is used to apprehend and interrogate "suspects" with no other evidence.

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This...this is our fucking country you guys.

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Not mine, I like in croatia

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* This is fucking our country

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Not mine, Bitch! I'm just sitting here drinking syrup.

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What is? This photo?! Wow, you sure are deep, pal!

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O Canadaaaaa!

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No its not. We've gone through some shit once in a while but honestly we've been better and we been worse.

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It makes me sad.

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Maybe get angry instead?

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Well ten. The relevance of your username. Goddamn.

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then*

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No, it's not.

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STREET SURVEILLANCE IS BAD! *brutal gang murder happens in that street* WE NEED STREET SURVEILLENCE!

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OUR COUNTRY.

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I wish I had more downvotes for you.

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I wish I had more fucks to give.

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Unfortunatly...I am the high President of America.

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Hope things turn out for the better for the Yanks as things are looking very bleak over there.

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Shit makes me feel helpless

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Not mine...but Germany is barely better when surveillance is concerned...

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Compared to GB, we're pretty good. Over there is the land of the surveillance cameras...

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By surveillance I didn't mean cameras in the first place...

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Pssst.. other countries have the Internet

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No we actually don't. ...Wait a second...

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Well maybe you should uselessly whine about it and see if that takes care of the problem? No? Then do something. Vote. Give a shit.

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If voting made a difference. They'd make it illegal.

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Seriously your votes mean nothing. Money and big business run this fucking nation. To quote Bill Hick "YOU ARE FREE TO DO AS WE TELL YOU."

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hahahaahahah voting... :c

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The Truth about Voting. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igbBItLemsM

13 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Only 16 buddy, only so much I can do.

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you must know/care so much as a 16 year old.

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Be the voice of reason to your buddies. Not stoner buddies, you'll quickly learn that their opinions are useless unless it comes to cheetos.

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Oh all right. Two more years of passive-aggressive comments are permissible. But after that, go give a shit and vote.

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Weren't you maybe a little bit annoying at 16? Give the kid a damn break.

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What did he say that came off as annoying? Expressing how scary this reality is?

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Yeah, I was a shit. He's already way more rational than I was at that age.

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I vote every time, and i am beginning to wonder how effective it is.

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What can we do? besides voting..because thats just bullshit. I say we walk away from the government ..and just join together and

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make our own communities

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We'll make our own government! One with blackjack and hookers!

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It's not just enough to vote and that's why we have this problem. It takes effort to genuinely research this stuff to actually know who (1)

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who, or what to vote for. Most people honestly aren't willing to put forth that effort. They gather their information from news clips, (2)

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facebook articles and memes on Imgur/Reddit. A very small percentage of people have any clue what's going on. And until folks actually (3)

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start doing their homework, voting is tantamount to blindly tossing a dart to choose a random candidate. (4)

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Offer solutions, not problems.

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He's got 99 problems and complaining aint one.

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Sue someone.

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Or don't until the problem is fully discussed. http://lesswrong.com/lw/ka/hold_off_on_proposing_solutions/

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This is probably the most rational response someone could present but I personally feel the worst part about our system is the lack of (1)

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...support from our citizens. I do not mean to generalize and I base my opinion based on what I read on this site, but stick with your team!

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Personally I worry about the whole idea that the world should be divided into teams. I'll admit the US is still pretty great to live in, but

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Let's play a game: Create an analogy from any inanimate object. Ready... GO!

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Today I saw a soda can with a bee on top of it. It was half empty: America.

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On my desk at work there is a cup of stale coffee. It is a symbol for the once active...shit, my boss is here.

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These cat pictures online. Each represents disdain that only felines understand. That's our populace. I weep for the republic.

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This potato... this is our country. All those eyes: watching us...

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The situation now is a small group of dicks ruining the lives of everyone because they wanna ruin the lives of a few. Let's not exaggerate.

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If you're going to downvote, tell me how I'm wrong. Explain how Tea Party dipshits *aren't* f***ing it all up.

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the amount of people sanctimoniously dumping on America over some personal information recording when this was a known fact is too high

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Yeah there's way more to it. Like it being so much worse than we all thought, with layers of blatant lies. Also the current shutdown.

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just curious, how old are you?

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Just about 29.

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that being said, it's still despicable, but Reddit seems to be super proud of themselves because Snowden was a redditor.

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and even then, they're only using the smallest fraction you can think of for national security issues

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there's at least a semblance of attempting to show jurisprudence with courts and they're only collecting metadata from companies

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domestic spying has been an issue since well before the patriot act, dating back to FBI keeping files on individuals.

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Not trying to belittle the current state of things, but other countries are in much worse situations than the US.

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But constantly bashing NSA and the government and all that is fun! Right guys? Guys...?

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Of course. So because there will always be someone else worse off, we can never complain about anything, ever.

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To be fair, people are generally concerned with problems in their own country before others.

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Oh, I completely understand. I do wish we could get our shit together, too.

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Great we are comparing a 1. World Country with 3. World countries now?

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Side note: 1st/2nd/3rd-world are spheres of influence—not economic categories. (I was mistaken, too, 'till i looked it up.) ☻

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There will always be countries much worse than the U.S., that's a pretty deflated excuse

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well the difference is that you can't really compare the US to a third world country in the first place.

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Most first world countries are far worse at spring on their own citizens. That is what he is saying not comparing to 3rd world

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Spying*

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yes, but say a tree falls down in your yard, but a tree 3 times that size falls in a yard several hours away, which are you gonna care about

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Well to be as blunt as possible i state, i'm not in other countries, i'm in America, so the state of the American government is my concern.

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Let's go to Somalia, everyone!!!

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Nah, man, North Korea is where it's at!

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Other countries in worse situations doesn't make the US's issues worthless. Yes (1)

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(2) what is happening in the US is terrible in it's own right, too. You can't discount ones issues because of another's.

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Just because something is not the worst, does not mean it is not bad.

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Since when did I say anything about it not being bad? I've done my fair share of complaining about it, but how much is enough?

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It's also worthy to note that America is powerful enough that it's worse for the world when we're bad, than it is when, say, Somalia is. 1/X

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Of course, that matters little to the people who have suffered because of countries where evil is even more prevalent than in America 2/X

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But because of our power, our evil becomes more widespread more easily. As a member of the exclusive "first world" club, our evil... 3/X

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might be viewed as inevitable. "Even the best places in the world to live disregard their citizens rights." (140 characters is so few). 4/X

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That was quite well put, really. I fully agree that our size affects our influence, but this serves as propaganda more than a call to act.

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Just because others are worse doesn't make this false though.

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Yes. I am reading about the Sedition Act from WW1, where it was illegal to speak out against the war. History puts things in perspective

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¹⁄₂ So we should worry about them first? Oh wait; if we go down the shitter, we won't be any good to anyone.

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²⁄₂ You know how, on airliners, they tell you, in the event of cabin depressurisation, to put the air mask on yourself before your child?

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³⁄₂ Oh; i forgot about that a number of other countries' problems are related to the high-level corruption that's running the USA aground.

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Remember, african children don't get to eat mcdonalds, so you can go starve your ass in my basement while africans starve in the sun.

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Doesn't warrant an excuse for inaction. Founding fathers would disapprove of your shenanigans.

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Sure, but were certainly not the "best" country complaining about our first world problems anymore.

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Still not funny when you consider where US and UK rank among the western countries these days. And where they used to be.

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Not trying to belittle other countries, but I really don't give a fuck.

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And I'm saying this as an American. Most people aren't living in constant fear of murder and mutiny. Even in troubling times, we are stable.

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Unless they live in Detroit

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Things are not stable, Government is broke and shut down. The NSA is watching your every move like the old USSR. Police are bullies.

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Side note: the NSA are, of course, NOT shut down.

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This ^

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1. I can say the exact opposite. In this great country, people die b/c they don't have insurance, kids go to bed hungry, etc. Yes, people

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2. have it worse than we do but that doesn't mean we shouldn't be held to a higher standard due to our privilege. It could be worse,

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3. but it SHOULD be better.

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There's clusters of cameras on every corner in the center of London, I read.

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Yes yes, we are the most watched city on the planet.

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Big Brother is watching.

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We're hoping we don't end up as one of those 'worse situation' countries.

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Not in terms of debt though...

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Not what this picture is referring to, so irrelevant.

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Well I assumed that "the times" was party a reference to the gov shutdown. But I don;t see how privacy is any better than other countries.

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What is this, a measured and reasonable response? On the internet? I don't even...

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I have lost the ability to even, I just can't...

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Who gives a shit? We live here, this is our problem more glaring than what's going on elsewhere. Don't pull that. We need to take care of us

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In lifeguarding they teach you to keep yourself safe before others, cause if you're rendered useless.. you double the problem.

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America has on of the highest GNP in the world, which means you should have the money to fix everything that can be fixed with money.

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Yet we're trillions of dollars in debt; we're rapidly approaching default on our loans.

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Our government has been running a fiat currency scam for the last 50-60 yrs. They think printing more money will solve our economic woes...

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100 years. The ‘Federal’ ‘Reserve’ was created in 1913.

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Well technically we could say either 150 or 80 years ago. The first fiat currency was issued in 1861 and in 1933 when notes were no (1/2)

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longer redeemable in gold. So I was wrong. It wasn't until about 1976 I think that we officially turned to a pure fiat money system (2/2)

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Not giving significance to problems in your own country simply because "it's worse somewhere else" is how problems get worse.

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This dead horse has been beaten enough, though. Raising awareness/complaining can only go so far.

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It's also better elsewhere.....so maybe we should doubly not care!

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Problems bet worse when our Scumbag Steve politicians kick the can down the road instead of dealing with them.

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Yeah this is definitely an NSA camera that's pointed straight at your b-hole, not a privately owned security camera or anything...

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Shut up, Meg.

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to the top, to the top!

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I have a feeling people are really exaggerating about the cameras.. How else will they find criminals/rapists, etc.?

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The UK is the most CCTV observed nation on Earth. I don't see fascists taking over there, so I think we're good.

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Yes, but you're all insufferably well-mannered in the UK. Here in the U.S., we've got real a**holes.

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Yep. Friendly UK spying on Belgian telco and EU. Liberal UK taping data from foreign undersea cables. Everything is allright in the UK.

13 years ago | Likes 9 Dislikes 0

The camera in this picture is being used as a metaphor for government surveillance, which, in the US, comes in many forms.

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You're not looking very closely then!

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Tell that to David Miranda.

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Uh oh, here come UKIP. You spoke too soon.

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Only a couple of steps behind the UK, following in DAD'S foot steps

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The UK is two swirls from going down the drain of human history.

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Agreed.

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How?

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It seriously creeped me out how many cameras there were in the UK. Like I was being watched 24/7. I did not like it at ALL.

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90% are owned by private companies that likely only view their tapes if the need to

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90% of me doesnt really care. Someone is still taping my every move...

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SO EDGY

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Not... not really..... I just get uneasy when I feel like Im being watched...

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You're not actually serious right?... Right?

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What part of my statement do you think it incorrect?

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The part where you say that the UK is the most observed nation on earth and pass it off as anything but a form of fascism. That's terrifying

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Anyway, enjoy your police state. I hope you have your papers on you.

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Umm so how is the UK a police state? And.. I don't have any "papers"

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Your instant comparison of whatever you don't like to fascism is an insult to everyone who actually suffered under real fascism.

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go look up the bullshit they pull with ASBOs and tell me they aren't a police state.

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Real fascism? Like fascism only came in one form and it started and stopped in 1945, right? Whew, I'm glad it's gone and unable to reappear.

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Fascism comes in many shapes and forms, and more importantly, it all starts small.

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