Artificial Intelligence Hates The Second Amendment

🦆 "Taking my guns away for a crime someone else committed is the same as telling me I need a vasectomy because my neighbor has 13 kids." - Clint Eastwood🦆

"Those who program AI, hate the 2A" There, fixed your title.

He is absolutely right. I am a retired Police Officer in California and we were directed to not accept crimes that did not include bodily injury, which was 90% of all crimes. That's why I retired early. It's become a sham.

Crime is down because no one is being arrested!

The reason the laws aren't putting criminals in jail is because it's criminals making, interpreting, and implimenting them.

Stalin said, "It's not the people that vote that matter. It's the people that count the vote that matter." In this case, It's not what you get out of the machine that matters, it's the guy that programmed the machine that matters.

Absolutely no grounds for frivolous lawsuit against glock

My son had his car stolen and was missing for a few days. When found, the culprits had placed their phone numbers in the car's system. After reporting this information, the police still did nothing, not to mention one of the thieves was caught in a nearby city, in a stolen car. And people wonder why crime is up.

It's a shame how the general population believes everything the gov tells them without question. Many nations wish they fought for 2A rights like we have in the U.S.

1. Deal with it myself. 2. Call the police. 3. Get arrested for self defense. 4. Call attorney.

That is why the intelligence is artificial. It simply enhances the bias of the programmer.

We all need to 2A WAAAAAY MORE

I called this shit out months, possibly over a year ago. I mentioned it on one of your videos and I think some of Guns n Gadget's vids. When the GPT thing first became publicly available before they started making it politically correct, I asked it to explain in detail how x gun law(s) violate the Second Amendment, and it answered correctly. After they updated it, it started answering talking about how Congress how the power to make laws, and just flat out refusing to answer certain questions.... I imagine it's only got worse since then.

I learned very very early in life calling the police is pointless. When my bike was stolen and the cop that showed up (hours later). Told me and my dad well we will take a report but not to expect anything. That day was a good lesson for me. Because my dad had already told me before hand. I had better lock it up when I walk away from it because it will be gone.

They want to prosecute the victim and not the criminals

You call 911 and they say they can't send anyone to assist you, but if you put a few holes in someone, the entire force will be at your front door, with your whole neighborhood surrounded for hours😏🙄..MAKE THAT MAKE SENSE🤔

This is THE BEST discussion on gun ownership I've ever seen. THANK YOU Colion from this 68yo advocate of 2A👍!

Always seen 911 as a cleanup crew more than people to call to save me.

Recently saw (obtained) an arrest in a series of property crimes in Denver, CO because I went out and did the police work. The DPD would not dispatch an officer to take a report. As a result, no Officer looked around to see security cameras. As a result, no officer asked for review of their recordings. As a result, the DPD did not know the same vehicle was at every scene. Only after the victim (me/my company) did the police’s job was a suspect identified and an arrest made.

Statistics: "Chocolate rations went down by 20%." News: "Chocolate rations went up by 20%!" ("1984", Orwell)