Put a rock in your shoe too. Gait identification can be shockingly accurate.

I wouldn't trust a foil bag to do anything 100%.

the only 100% way to not be caught is not bring it.

it also provides an alibi. "see, my phone was here all day long."

USA ... the world's richest third world country.

Lawyers operate in courts. We don’t have due process anymore.

you know what else is illegal?

• sending 500 Marines to quell a civil protest
• deputizing police as ICE agents
• yanking American citizens out of their homes because they aren't white enough
• sending Americans to a foreign prison system without trial

I don't give a flying fuck what they think is illegal anymore since none of them give a shit about the rule of law anymore.

Well there's open source open hardware anti-air missiles.

Also it sounds innocuous and green laser diodes cost 2$ so if everyone has them they won't be able to single out anyone.

Also when tghe copters are down, how are they going to track you? Drones, but that's the real purpose of the laser CCDs fry much much easier than eyes.

The surveillance state will not stop by beingpolitely ask but by being physically dismantled. The alternative is perpetual subjugation, the end of history, as far as you are concerned you become as useful and helpless as any other farm animal once this power becomes consolidated.

Our democracy is fake because of first past the post, ranked choice is a red herring. Proportionnal representation or your children will live in work farms. Like every fight before, this is an existential crisis for your perpetual subjugation.

They chose to make the sky a weapon, take the sky away from them.

Even armored helicopters are very vulnerable, flying things cannot afford to be sturdy.

Flying oppressors beware, you live on borrowed time. Tail section, fuel tank, tangling hazards (steel wire spool, fast unspooling from above)

They made tge sky a weapon, take away the sky from everyone. Same with radios.

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Even a well maintained helicopter is a safety nightmare.

I started my career in aerospace at a company that makes helicopter engines and later I became a search and rescue mountaineer/EMT in a county with more helicopters used for SAR than anywhere else in the US. We beat it into our new members "never pass up the opportunity to turn down a helicopter ride".

The mountain rescue association tracks member fatalities and injuries. Helicopter accidents are, by a large margin, the leading cause of line of duty death in mountain rescue, and we spend only a couple percent of our time in them.

Good thing fireworks are easy to find this time of year.

they're already on the verge of it, may as well hang for a sheep

No no, couldn't have that, would be a shame