I'm wondering...about the role of character in our lives.
Because how, as a society, will we survive without it?
For good or bad, people create and sustain values. What character-traits, then, most influence the more significant decisions in front of us?
Given the small-minded agenda (get DEI out of the military — is that really the biggest problem our military needs to address?) we have seen from him so far, I'm not thinking this guy knows (or represents) what we want, not to mention need, especially on this front:
...of course, he wants us to. But, as with many of these folks, you really have to know why (in other words, what he really wants...surveillance). Keep in mind that in our revenge and retribution economy, ANYONE who protests is now no longer referred to as an American with a different point of view, but a...domestic terrorist. Terminology has shifted and is way more significant than we think it is because the fundamental landscape was changed when we elected it...again.
Oh, that's a bit dramatic isn't it?
Well, you tell me (these guys certainly look like they are working from a fairly common script):
Citizens will be on their best behavior because we are constantly recording and reporting everything that’s going on.
-- Larry Ellison, from Citizens will be on their best behavior amid constant recording