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Balauronix t1_iu80c8n wrote

Reply to comment by New_Parsley6211 in UK police fail to meet 'legal and ethical standards' in use of facial recognition by Gari_305

We just visited and every 5 mins in the trains it was like "See something, say something". Sounded like the communist propaganda the US had in the 50-60s. It was jarring. The whole time was thinking, how about you everybody mind their own fucking business, eh?

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SquidgeyBear t1_iu86a0j wrote

See something, say something, is more of an anti terrorism campaign, we brits typically keep our noses out of other people's business especially on trains

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alexmbrennan t1_iu8n0se wrote

>The whole time was thinking, how about you everybody mind their own fucking business, eh?

OK, I will turn around and not call the police or an ambulance when you are being stabbed to death because it's none of my business.

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doctorwhy88 t1_iu8uils wrote

If you equate calling an ambulance with reporting your neighbor for everything you can, the problem is you.

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doctorwhy88 t1_iue3fc2 wrote

As was the Patriot Act in America. That’s literally how the See Something Say Something policies started in 1984 as well.

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