Re:Microsoft bans U.S. police departments from using enterpr...
by skhunted on Thursday May 02, 2024 @04:30PM
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The claims made in your first paragraph are undermined by your third paragraph.
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Re:Microsoft bans U.S. police departments from using enterpr...
by bryanrasmussen on Thursday May 02, 2024 @05:04PM
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the first paragraph did not claim it was not a prison, it just claimed it was safe not because it was a prison but for other reasons.
The third paragraph claimed it was a prison but it did not say the safety came from it being a prison.
the third paragraph and first paragraph are not in conflict.
Re:Microsoft bans U.S. police departments from using enterpr...
by skhunted on Thursday May 02, 2024 @05:42PM
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The fact that it is a prison with much surveillance has little to do with its low crime? This is not a credible belief.
Re:Microsoft bans U.S. police departments from using enterpr...
by bryanrasmussen on Thursday May 02, 2024 @06:20PM
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I wasn't saying it was wrong or not - I just said the two paragraphs were not inherently contradictory.
Re:Microsoft bans U.S. police departments from using enterpr...
by skhunted on Thursday May 02, 2024 @11:11PM
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That’s why I said “undermined” and not “contradicted”.
Re:Microsoft bans U.S. police departments from using enterpr...
by skhunted on Thursday May 02, 2024 @05:10PM
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I know it’s not true in American prisons but generally not much crime occurs in prison. If Singapore is prison like then it seems that this would at least be a contributing factor to its lack of crime.