Arrested for refusing to yield to a motor vehicle on a public sidewalk? Curious to see if they can find any jury in the land that won’t laugh this one out…
daeken•9m ago
No, she was arrested for disobeying police orders. But whether they're lawful orders or not is a different matter; strongly suspect that if this went to trial, she'd have a decent 1st amendment argument, which is why it won't go to trial. (ACAB, but also this is a pretty standard part of civil disobedience -- getting arrested is just part and parcel, for better and worse.)
bentobean•6m ago
ACAB?
smallerize•13m ago
I would be surprised if these robots were taking many jobs. Aren't they mostly piloted by people?
wnevets•11m ago
> Aren't they mostly piloted by people?
In which country? People normally consider outsourcing to a cheaper country as taking jobs.
left-struck•11m ago
The police only helped her cause by arresting her I imagine.
2OEH8eoCRo0•17m ago
scun•14m ago