Like stores, bars, stadiums and even apartment buildings.
Should businesses have to warn you when they're using facial recognition?
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Like stores, bars, stadiums and even apartment buildings.
Unpopular OpinionAll the endless talking and validating feelings just teaches them the world revolves around their mood. A firm no and actual consequences build tougher people. And stop giving them crazy screen time. Stop raising kids who cant handle basic frustration.43
AskMakeNoLawAnd where would you draw the line between a landlord and an investment company?25
Unpopular OpinionIt gave all these countries instant technological advancements. So many poor countries can only wish they were colonized. They’d be 10x richer today if they had been.54
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Free SpeechEvery time they bump it, small stores cut hours or stop hiring. Then everyone acts surprised when those same people can't get a job. Not to mention it directly causes inflation when they have to raise prices to pay their employees more.20
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AskMakeNoLawSame product, different price based on your shopping history or location.75
AskMakeNoLawShould outdoor work automatically stop once temperatures reach a certain level?26
No question, yes. Finally something the left and right can agree on
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Should just be illegal
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Yep. Can get dicey cause they can just sell it to a 3rd party and claim they don't know what it's being used for.
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Crazy we’ve gotten to this point in society. Instead of flock cameras every restaurant, mom and pop shop, and grocery store will be feeding live info into police officers veins.
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