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Drivers have been warned that cars present a “privacy nightmare” with vehicle manufacturers collecting extensive personal data on drivers, even including their sexual activities.
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
Given what happened in the back of my first car, they’re going to get fearfully bored after the laughter stops.
They can collect what they like as far as I’m concerned. As long as they fix my windscreen that got hit by a dirty great stone on the A12 on Monday. You know, when you see it coming towards you, you know Autoglass beckons.
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Dystopian doesn't even begin to describe our glorious future.... on 19:50 - Sep 6 with 1975 views
"Ooh, that's really shiny and looks clever, I'll buy it. People will be well jel I've got one (even if I don't know how it works)." > "But is it safe?" - "Of course it is, they said so." > "Hmm, maybe it wasn't safe, but they're regulating it now." > "But will regulation be effective?" - "Of course it will, they said so." > "The regulation doesn't seem to be working. Who do I complain to?" > "You haven't got a leg to stand on, I'm afraid." > "It's not fair. Why didn't anyone tell me? I'll throw it away then - Hey! What's he got over there? That looks shiny and clever..." > > > "Why is the world dead? It's not fair. Why didn't anyone tell me?"
AI, excessive flying, electronics, big heavy cars, biotechnology, disposable fashion, concrete, second, third and fourth homes, roads, privatisation, profit, growth, cancer - Why didn't anybody tell us?
Dystopian doesn't even begin to describe our glorious future.... on 19:12 - Sep 6 by MattinLondon
Cars know about people’s sexual activity? I guess if some drivers try to insert their exhaust pipes up their bums then this was inevitable.
More a case of knowing people’s sexual activity from their car. You know, Skoda driver doesn’t get any, Volvo driver once a month in the missionary position, Mazda drivers have to get by on their own. That kind of thing, I think.
Dystopian doesn't even begin to describe our glorious future.... on 20:43 - Sep 6 by Swansea_Blue
More a case of knowing people’s sexual activity from their car. You know, Skoda driver doesn’t get any, Volvo driver once a month in the missionary position, Mazda drivers have to get by on their own. That kind of thing, I think.
Dystopian doesn't even begin to describe our glorious future.... on 19:50 - Sep 6 by NthQldITFC
"Ooh, that's really shiny and looks clever, I'll buy it. People will be well jel I've got one (even if I don't know how it works)." > "But is it safe?" - "Of course it is, they said so." > "Hmm, maybe it wasn't safe, but they're regulating it now." > "But will regulation be effective?" - "Of course it will, they said so." > "The regulation doesn't seem to be working. Who do I complain to?" > "You haven't got a leg to stand on, I'm afraid." > "It's not fair. Why didn't anyone tell me? I'll throw it away then - Hey! What's he got over there? That looks shiny and clever..." > > > "Why is the world dead? It's not fair. Why didn't anyone tell me?"
AI, excessive flying, electronics, big heavy cars, biotechnology, disposable fashion, concrete, second, third and fourth homes, roads, privatisation, profit, growth, cancer - Why didn't anybody tell us?
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So yeah, about that cancer, we're probably just making poor choices.....probably nothing to do with toxic industry and anyway the EU has our backs!
Experts are still in the early stages of understanding the reasons behind the rise in cases. The authors of the study, published in BMJ Oncology, say poor diets, alcohol and tobacco use, physical inactivity and obesity are likely to be among the factors.
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
People on the "far" left and "far" right have been warning about this stuff for decades now, and yet people are still uniformly voting Tory and Labour and wondering why nothing changes and we move ever closer to total control. The "centre" the "middle" ground, and their whole ilk are the bad guys.
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Dystopian doesn't even begin to describe our glorious future.... on 16:34 - Sep 7 with 1278 views
Dystopian doesn't even begin to describe our glorious future.... on 12:48 - Sep 7 by Swansea_Blue
Oops, that's me Although I balance it out with a Fiat too, but I don't know what that means. Struggles to go the whole way maybe?
I guess I could edit out my post if you remove the bit about Skoda drivers in your OP...I used to have a Fiat so if would go with surprisingly powerful for such a small unit and can deliver sustained performance. And early VW GTIs come without accessories...
Dystopian doesn't even begin to describe our glorious future.... on 12:58 - Sep 7 by ChampionsofInnsbruck
People on the "far" left and "far" right have been warning about this stuff for decades now, and yet people are still uniformly voting Tory and Labour and wondering why nothing changes and we move ever closer to total control. The "centre" the "middle" ground, and their whole ilk are the bad guys.
Yes, the far left and far right are known for being advocates for civil liberties.
Dystopian doesn't even begin to describe our glorious future.... on 12:58 - Sep 7 by ChampionsofInnsbruck
People on the "far" left and "far" right have been warning about this stuff for decades now, and yet people are still uniformly voting Tory and Labour and wondering why nothing changes and we move ever closer to total control. The "centre" the "middle" ground, and their whole ilk are the bad guys.
"Total control" by whom, exactly?
You are the obsolete SRN4 to my Fairey Rotodyne....
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Although I balance it out with a Fiat too, but I don't know what that means. Struggles to go the whole way maybe? 
