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4 minutes ago, crash_davis said:

I know these idiots are well, fucking idiots, but what was the end game? Did they think they could just assault and kill a few officers, storm the Capitol of the fucking free world and nothing would happen? And again, what were they hoping the outcome to be? Spread fear among Congress? And how the fuck did they think the US Government and Congress would respond to said threat?

For most of these dipshits, the hangover is going to last a few years and maybe decades. For any seeking employment, if their name comes up in background searches tying them to the storming of the Capitol, they will promptly removed from employment considerations. No company is going to touch them. Imagine the mass revolt by employees when it gets out that their new co-worker is a Seditionist asshole. Add to that the legal fees to keep their asses out of jail. No way in hell that 2 hour buzz is worth the impending years of stress.

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4 minutes ago, crash_davis said:

I know these idiots are well, fucking idiots, but what was the end game? Did they think they could just assault and kill a few officers, storm the Capitol of the fucking free world and nothing would happen? And again, what were they hoping the outcome to be? Spread fear among Congress? And how the fuck did they think the US Government and Congress would respond to said threat?

For most of these dipshits, the hangover is going to last a few years and maybe decades. For any seeking employment, if their name comes up in background searches tying them to the storming of the Capitol, they will promptly removed from employment considerations. No company is going to touch them. Imagine the mass revolt by employees when it gets out that their new co-worker is a Seditionist asshole. Add to that the legal fees to keep their asses out of jail. No way in hell that 2 hour buzz is worth the impending years of stress.

Yea...

These people don't think. 

 

Also there will be plenty of jobs for them. They just have to find the right employers. Parler probably already has a job forum for them. 

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6 minutes ago, crash_davis said:

I know these idiots are well, fucking idiots, but what was the end game? Did they think they could just assault and kill a few officers, storm the Capitol of the fucking free world and nothing would happen? And again, what were they hoping the outcome to be? Spread fear among Congress? And how the fuck did they think the US Government and Congress would respond to said threat?

For most of these dipshits, the hangover is going to last a few years and maybe decades. For any seeking employment, if their name comes up in background searches tying them to the storming of the Capitol, they will promptly removed from employment considerations. No company is going to touch them. Imagine the mass revolt by employees when it gets out that their new co-worker is a Seditionist asshole. Add to that the legal fees to keep their asses out of jail. No way in hell that 2 hour buzz is worth the impending years of stress.

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I really like this article on this. 
 

 

 

 

 

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1 minute ago, NorthLoop said:

These people don't think. 

 

Also there will be plenty of jobs for them. They just have to find the right employers. Parler probably already has a job forum for them. 

If reports of former Trump administration staffers having difficulty finding jobs is to be believed, no way these fuckers get jobs with any reputable company, or at least not a mom and pop companies run by ex Trumpers.

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I know these idiots are well, fucking idiots, but what was the end game? Did they think they could just assault and kill a few officers, storm the Capitol of the fucking free world and nothing would happen? And again, what were they hoping the outcome to be? Spread fear among Congress? And how the fuck did they think the US Government and Congress would respond to said threat?

For most of these dipshits, the hangover is going to last a few years and maybe decades. For any seeking employment, if their name comes up in background searches tying them to the storming of the Capitol, they will promptly removed from employment considerations. No company is going to touch them. Imagine the mass revolt by employees when it gets out that their new co-worker is a Seditionist asshole. Add to that the legal fees to keep their asses out of jail. No way in hell that 2 hour buzz is worth the impending years of stress.

Yea...

They expected Donald Trump to rise to the occasion and play his part in the storm -- seize the opportunity to declare martial law and jail all the non believers.  Instead, when they created the opportunity, Trump showed what he was all along -- a charlatan who didn't have the balls to risk anything of his own.

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They expected Donald Trump to rise to the occasion and play his part in the storm -- seize the opportunity to declare martial law and jail all the non believers.  Instead, when they created the opportunity, Trump showed what he was all along -- a charlatan who didn't have the balls to risk anything of his own.

To be fair to Trump, if they hadn't looked so white trash!!!!

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They expected Donald Trump to rise to the occasion and play his part in the storm -- seize the opportunity to declare martial law and jail all the non believers.  Instead, when they created the opportunity, Trump showed what he was all along -- a charlatan who didn't have the balls to risk anything of his own.

 

Two quotes from a book of which I'm fond come to mind:

“At times he regarded the wounded soldiers in an envious way. He conceived persons with torn bodies to be peculiarly happy. He wished that he, too, had a wound, a red badge of courage.” --Stephen Crane, The Red Badge of Courage

“And it was as if fate had betrayed the soldier. In death it exposed to his enemies that poverty which in life he had perhaps concealed from his friends.” --Stephen Crane, The Red Badge of Courage

 

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why does he always look like he's waiting outside the Dean's office for a disciplinary meeting of the greek council to see if he date raped somebody again?  

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I drove by the Texas Capitol today around 1:00p and there was one lone protestor right at the T-intersection of 11th & Congress.  It was an older woman with a sign that said something to the effect of "Inauguration Day?  Not today!" with a frowny-face.  The force posture was very heavy.  I rolled my window down at the light to read the woman's sign and immediately, a guardsmen was at the curb watching my hands as I watched her.  While pathetic, I kinda respected her for getting out there to peacefully voice her contention.  

Levity aside, there's still something in the works...the Reps. and the LEO's I've talked with seem wound way too tight still. 

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I drove by the Texas Capitol today around 1:00p and there was one lone protestor right at the T-intersection of 11th & Congress.  It was an older woman with a sign that said something to the effect of "Inauguration Day?  Not today!" with a frowny-face.  The force posture was very heavy.  I rolled my window down at the light to read the woman's sign and immediately, a guardsmen was at the curb watching my hands as I watched her.  While pathetic, I kinda respected her for getting out there to peacefully voice her contention.  

Levity aside, there's still something in the works...the Reps. and the LEO's I've talked with seem wound way too tight still. 

as in the state representatives? the fuck they gonna do. write sternly worded letter?

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This is insane:  6,000 distinct rioter faces identified through analysis of 827 Parler videos.  

https://www.wired.com/story/faces-of-the-riot-capitol-insurrection-facial-recognition/

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This Site Published Every Face From Parler's Capitol Riot Videos

Faces of the Riot used open source software to detect, extract, and deduplicate every face from the 827 videos taken from the insurrection on January 6.
Illustrated collage of images from the Capitol Hill riot on January 6th 2021.
Similar to this collage of wire photos, Faces of the Riot rounds up facial images from Parler videos shot January 6 on Capitol Hill.Illustration: WIRED; Getty Images
 
 

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When hackers exploited a bug in Parler to download all of the right-wing social media platform's contents last week, they were surprised to find that many of the pictures and videos contained geolocation metadata revealing exactly how many of the site's users had taken part in the invasion of the US Capitol building just days before. But the videos uploaded to Parler also contain an equally sensitive bounty of data sitting in plain sight: thousands of images of unmasked faces, many of whom participated in the Capitol riot. Now one website has done the work of cataloging and publishing every one of those faces in a single, easy-to-browse lineup.

Late last week, a website called Faces of the Riot appeared online, showing nothing but a vast grid of more than 6,000 images of faces, each one tagged only with a string of characters associated with the Parler video in which it appeared. The site's creator tells WIRED that he used simple open source machine learning and facial recognition software to detect, extract, and deduplicate every face from the 827 videos that were posted to Parler from inside and outside the Capitol building on January 6, the day when radicalized Trump supporters stormed the building in a riot that resulted in five people's deaths. The creator of Faces of the Riot says his goal is to allow anyone to easily sort through the faces pulled from those videos to identify someone they may know or recognize who took part in the mob, or even to reference the collected faces against FBI wanted posters and send a tip to law enforcement if they spot someone.

"Everybody who is participating in this violence, what really amounts to an insurrection, should be held accountable," says the site's creator, who asked for anonymity to avoid retaliation. "It's entirely possible that a lot of people who were on this website now will face real-life consequences for their actions."

Aside from the clear privacy concerns it raises, Faces of the Riot's indiscriminate posting of faces doesn't distinguish between lawbreakers—who trampled barriers, broke into the Capitol building, and trespassed in legislative chambers—and people who merely attended the protests outside. An upgrade to the site today adds hyperlinks from faces to the video source, so that visitors can click on any face and see what the person was filmed doing on Parler. The Faces of the Riot creator, who says he's a college student in the "greater DC area," intends that added feature to help contextualize every face's inclusion on the site and differentiate between bystanders, peaceful protesters, and violent insurrectionists.

 
 

He concedes that he and a cocreator are still working to scrub "non-rioter" faces, including those of police and press who were present. A message at the top of the site also warns against vigilante investigations, instead suggesting users report those they recognize to the FBI, with a link to an FBI tip page. "If you go on the website and you see someone you know, you might learn something about a relative," he says. "Or you might be like, oh, I know this person, and then further that information to the authorities."

“Everybody who is participating in this violence, what really amounts to an insurrection, should be held accountable.”

Faces of the Riot creator

Despite its disclaimers and limitations, Faces of the Riot represents the serious privacy dangers of pervasive facial recognition technology, says Evan Greer, the campaign director for digital civil liberties nonprofit Fight for the Future. "Whether it's used by an individual or by the government, this technology has profound implications for human rights and freedom of expression," says Greer, whose organization has fought for a legislative ban on facial recognition technologies. "I think it would be an enormous mistake if we come out of this moment by glorifying or lionizing a technology that, broadly speaking, disproportionately harms communities of color, low-income communities, immigrant communities, Muslim communities, activists ... the very same people that the faces on this website stormed the Capitol for the purpose of silencing and disenfranchising."

 
 
 
 
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The site's developer counters that Faces of the Riot leans not on facial recognition but facial detection. While he did use the open source machine learning tool Tensor Flow and the facial recognition software Dlib to analyze the Parler videos, he says he used that software only to detect and "cluster" faces from the 11 hours of video of the Capitol riot; Dlib allowed him to deduplicate the 200,000 images of faces extracted from video frames to around 6,000 unique faces. (He concedes that there are nonetheless some duplicates and images of faces on protest signs included too. Even the number "45" on some signs was in some cases identified as a human face.)

 

He emphasizes also that there's no search tool on the site, and it doesn't attempt to link faces with names or other identifying details. Nor is there any feature for uploading an image and matching it with images in the site's collection, which he says could lead to dangerous misidentifications. "There's a very hard no on allowing a user to take a photo from a wanted poster and search for it," @riotfaces says. "That’s never going to happen."

The roughly 42 gigabytes of Parler videos that @riotfaces analyzed were downloaded prior to Amazon's decision early last week to cut off Parler's web hosting, leaving the site largely offline since. Racing against that takedown, hacktivists took advantage of a security flaw in Parler that allowed them to download and archive every post from the service, which bills itself as an uncensored "free speech" alternative to Twitter or Facebook. Faces of the Riot obtained Parler's salvaged videos after they were made available online by Kyle McDonald, a media artist who obtained them from a third party he declined to identify.

The Faces of the Riot site's creator initially saw the data as a chance to experiment with machine learning tools, but quickly saw the potential for a more public project. "After about 10 minutes I thought, this is actually a workable idea and I can do something that will help people," he says. Faces of the Riot is the first website he's ever created.

McDonald has previously both criticized the power of facial recognition technology and himself implemented facial recognition projects like ICEspy, a tool he launched in 2018 for identifying agents of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency. He tells WIRED he also analyzed the leaked Parler videos with facial recognition tools to see if he could identify individuals, but could only ID two, both of whom had already been named by media. He sees Faces of the Riot as "playing it really safe" compared even to his own facial recognition experiments, given that it doesn't seek to link faces with named identities. "And I think it's a good call because I don't think that we need to legitimize this technology any more than it already is and has been falsely legitimized," McDonald says.

But McDonald also points out that Faces of the Riot demonstrates just how accessible facial recognition technologies have become. "It shows how this tool that has been restricted only to people who have the most education, the most power, the most privilege is now in this more democratized state," McDonald says.

The Faces of the Riot site's creator sees it as more than an art project or demonstration. Despite the safeguards he put in place to limit its ability to automatically identify people, he still hopes that the effort will have real, tangible results—if only indirectly through reports to law enforcement. "It's just felt like people got away with a lot of bad stuff for the last four years," he says. "This is an opportunity to start trying to put that to an end."

 

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Facial recognition and villification for showing up to a protest:  BAD.

Facial recognition and vilification for storming the seat of the federal government and committing violent acts:  GOOD.  Some of these people are going to die in federal prison and/or get beat severely while they're in there.  It's terrorism.  Be glad you're not going to Gitmo.  And watch your cornhole.

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1 hour ago, crash_davis said:

NSIAP, Posted in the Daily Texan thread also.

Great video spelling out possible charges facing rioters. Spoiler, Sedition seems slam dunk in most cases.

 

Interesting point about the federal laws pertaining to providing material support to terrorists. IF the DOJ decides this is a terrorist act, could people that have given money to these idiots be indicted? I would assume some of them received money from friends, family, gofundme, etc.

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I guess this is modern day Darwinism. I mean, dumb people have always put themselves in jeopardy through their own ignorance. this is no different - except instead of getting eaten by a lion they're getting a train run on them in the shower in prison. modern problems require modern solutions. Biden should allow one commutation of a pot sentence for each terrorist that gets put away. 1 for 1

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22 minutes ago, tx 3 putt said:

it blows me away these dumb asses showed up without covering their face and eyes

When God's Chosen has ordered you to storm the serpent-rapist-ridden Capitol, what terror do tiny germs or cameras have? In fact, better stream it yourself so you get your Freedom Medal later.

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Who gives a shit, the difference between Realtor and Real Estate Broker is an online exam proctored by the same people that do defensive driving.

What's important is that she was behind Joe Exotic in line for a pardon.  Sometimes, an F-150 limo is better than a private jet.  

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1 minute ago, Lobo said:

Who gives a shit, the difference between Realtor and Real Estate Broker is an online exam proctored by the same people that do defensive driving.

And also that ethics test that's easy to cheat on.

I see on my realtor link that they supposedly do a background check. I do not believe it.

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2 minutes ago, Pato del Muerto said:

Yes she is a broker. License 630611.  So I assume the brokerage is hers. 

Well then let's find out where she does her warehouse lending and break a bank.  It's not enough to get her fired or revoke her license.  Let's fuck up her lending lines.  Keyser Soze style.  Find her parents, the people that owe her money, ruin them all.  I'm good at shit like this.  

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it blows me away these dumb asses showed up without covering their face and eyes

AND THEY FUCKING PANDEMIC GAVE THEM THE PERFECT COVER!

But they’re so consumed with their grievances and conspiracy theories they prioritize virtue signaling about “NO MASK CUZ MUH FREEDOM!” over disguising their identities during an armed insurrection.

Absolute pelicans.
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14 minutes ago, Lobo said:

Who gives a shit, the difference between Realtor and Real Estate Broker is an online exam proctored by the same people that do defensive driving.

What's important is that she was behind Joe Exotic in line for a pardon.  Sometimes, an F-150 limo is better than a private jet.  

Because

3 minutes ago, Lobo said:

Well then let's find out where she does her warehouse lending and break a bank.  It's not enough to get her fired or revoke her license.  Let's fuck up her lending lines.  Keyser Soze style.  Find her parents, the people that owe her money, ruin them all.  I'm good at shit like this.  

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5 minutes ago, Lobo said:

Well then let's find out where she does her warehouse lending and break a bank.  It's not enough to get her fired or revoke her license.  Let's fuck up her lending lines.  Keyser Soze style.  Find her parents, the people that owe her money, ruin them all.  I'm good at shit like this.  

Bankrupt her BILs tractor dealership?

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