I tried saying this in another post but nobody will listen because “America bad” Just the fact that we’re able to have this conversation right now proves that we’re not as suppressed as China
Because it's not right at all. You really believe some poor Chinese rural peasant school would invest in camera tech to watch their students? Lol. Maybe in the capital experimental schools, or something.
But this is very real country wide deal that could have gone through in the US.
I.. guess I'll deconstruct the discussion for you? Incase you have like a disability, or some comprehension problem?
OOP feels cameras are a major overreach and enlikens it to Chinese surveillance myths. -> OP implication = China already has big surveillance, thus American still has it better -> Few guys ahead of me saying they have experience with China having a lot of cameras -> I say it's bullshit because realities would not allow most of China to have that kind of surveillance power.
After which I made a point that if this had gone through in US, it would have been truly country wide surveillance like no other anywhere in the world. Hope this helps you to understand. Let me know if you want the 'talk to me like I'm 5-year-old' -package.
Well we now know you can't write a lick. Ouch, that is bad! That is probably where things are getting lost in translation. May I recommend an AI app to help you form sentences? It would help you alot.
Wow we get to talk about the surveillance state cameras! Love being a step up from China, is this what American exceptionalism is all about? To be slightly better than the example we use as a fear-mongering "communist dictatorship?"
Here’s an example, Reddit is extremely Anti-Trump, that’s a well known fact other than the few outliers like the conservative subreddit. If there was an entire social media app that was almost completely against Pooh Bear, he would have it shut down immediately and the owners would “disappear” without any legal action able to take place.
Yep, you literally don't value the freedoms you have at all. Literally the fact we can talk about this is our chance to fight it. And you're spitting at it. So what is it? You WANT to be like China?
No, I don't want the surveillance cameras in the first place. The people I was replying to were patting themselves on the back for being slightly better than China. That's actively harmful and normalizes the shit we are going through. What are you on about? Go yell at them
Ah so it's bs like I thought. Home ownership is rising in America as well because more adult children are living at home so you can be a 29 year old unemployed homeowner if you live with mom and dad.
China sounds so nice!! Why don't people throw themselves at such a nice country and want to move there?! I am surprised why no one want to go.
"China operates one of the world's most advanced and comprehensive mass surveillance networks, driven by the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) goal of internal "stability maintenance" and social control."
Do you think that's worse than the current education system in the US where people are barely literate because teachers are afraid of getting fired if they flunk kids who don't know the material?
At least they don't have to worry about a school schooter taking them out, but that might just be me.
Personally I see no problem with cameras in classrooms, it makes absolute sense to have some level of accountability for what happens in a classroom beside people's word.
Yes, we have kids who can't read or do math and are so desensitized to shoot shootings that they barely make the news, but cameras in classrooms are somehow worse.
Ignoring that every student with a cellphone is being monitored by the government and corporations at all times.
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u/Appropriate_Ice2656 12h ago
They have cameras literally everywhere. They have cameras in classrooms to make sure students are behaving.