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Government monitoring through vehicles?

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In 2027 new vehicles will be manufactured with a device that will use facial recognition to identify you and if you're impaired in some way.

Thoughts on this?
 
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My guess is that within a few days there will be a way to bypass it.
 
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Wanna get even with somebody?

toss a shot of whiskey or vodka in their car.

Of course, a Christian can't do that.
 
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Frankj said:
Wanna get even with somebody?

toss a shot of whiskey or vodka in their car.

Of course, a Christian can't do that.
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I read an article some time ago about a guy who got into trouble with the law for the heinous crime of taking some empty cans for recycling. Some of the empty cans were empty beer cans and apparently an overzealous cop determined the empty beer cans counted as "open containers of alcohol" and cited him.

I can't imagine a judge taking such a citation very seriously, but it's the kind of thing that could cause a hassle a driver doesn't need.
 
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