Rep. Hernandez taking money from AI camera company
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Rep. Hernandez taking money from AI camera company

Turns out that Joshua Hernandez, one of our NM state house representatives, is taking money for his campaign from a company supplying AI smart cameras and license plate reading cameras to the Rio Rancho city government. Says he supports "police technology".

This AI surveillance goes against our 4th and 5th Amendment rights in the Constitution 📜. The government shouldn't be tracking everywhere we drive, and putting HD videos of drivers' faces into AI algorithms! Not getting my vote snake! 🐍

I'm going to volunteer for his opponent Luke Jungmann. I'd urge you all to sign up too. Protecting our civil liberties is the most important thing we could do for the 250th Independence Day 🇺🇸! He's having a volunteer meetup at Western Winds Park on Sunday at 12:00pm, if you want to go meet him.

https://www.lukefornm.com/#/contact

u/OrbitalColony — 3 days ago
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Yo, other 46 states. Can we just expel these four and get along?

u/OrbitalColony — 6 days ago
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This is Joshua Hernandez. NM house member, funded by 7+ PACS, running on supporting "police technology". Meaning AI cameras that record license plates and driver's faces, tracking every New Mexican's movements. Oh wait, who left his opponent's volunteer link in the comments? Oh, you naughty Redditor

u/Buster_xx — 10 days ago

Just a reminder that a significant portion of New Mexico alfalfa is sold to Saudi Arabia. In case you're wondering why the river is dried up so early this year.

u/OrbitalColony — 17 days ago
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If elected, Deb Holland would be one of the poorest governors in the country; still possessing college debt. Saying recently: "Our democracy works best when every voice is heard and not just those with the biggest bank accounts."

u/Little_BlueBirdy — 10 days ago
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This is Doug Turner, multi-millionaire CEO, and Republican candidate for New Mexico governor. He supports Blackstone taking over PNM, regularly attends fundraisers at mar-a-lago, and wants to weaken universal childcare in New Mexico. See 2nd photo, his top campaign expense is to his own company.

u/Buster_xx — 1 month ago

These are the 5 main ABA (Applied Behavioral Analysis) practices that make it "autistic conversion therapy". Familiarize yourself with them, so we can speak out against the torture of autistic children.

Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA), or simply Autistic Conversion Therapy, is the practice of torturing autistic children until they behave like neurotypicals. Surprise, surprise, it is heavily endorsed by Autism Speaks.

---The 5 Evils Of ABA---

1.Suppression of Stimming:

Therapists often target repetitive, self-regulatory movements (stimming)—like hand-flapping or rocking—for extinction, which advocates argue removes a vital coping mechanism for processing emotions and sensory overload.

  1. Compliance-Based Training:

Traditional ABA often trains autistic individuals to obey instructions without question or regard for their own boundaries, which critics argue undermines self-advocacy and puts them at higher risk for abuse.

  1. Forced Normalization:

Therapy goals frequently prioritize making an autistic person "appear neurotypical" rather than supporting their authentic self, which can lead to long-term mental health issues and forced "masking".

  1. Extinction and Planned Ignoring:

A behaviorist technique where therapists intentionally ignore a child's distress or specific behaviors until they stop, which critics contend causes emotional trauma and teaches children that their communication attempts are invalid.

  1. Aversive Interventions:

While heavily controversial and less common today, extreme aversive conditioning—including the use of painful electric skin shocks as practiced at institutions like the Judge Rotenberg Center—remains a severe point of contention.

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u/OrbitalColony — 1 month ago

Just a reminder that Jeffrey Epstein's "Zorro Trust", just so happened to win the New Mexico powerball lottery for $80 million, as he was facing legal troubles.

u/OrbitalColony — 1 month ago

Ahead of the primaries, here's a throwback to the funniest moment of the 2021 ABQ election cycle. My fellow Burqueños I give you, "dildo-copter".

u/OrbitalColony — 1 month ago

Mass casualty incident in Mountainair New Mexico, 1 hour from Albuquerque. 3 Dead and 18 first responders hospitalized after exposure to unknown substance. Authorities say the public is not at risk.

u/OrbitalColony — 2 months ago

The Albuquerque City Council just voted to increase the police budget to 32% of the General Fund.

u/OrbitalColony — 2 months ago
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Juniper Blessing, a 19 y/o trans woman from Santa Fe NM, was killed in Seattle 5 days ago. She was stabbed over 40 times.

u/OrbitalColony — 2 months ago

Every other Captain had either peer-level or vastly superior technology 99% of the time (Picard / Janeway). Archer fought a goddamn war by himself, halfway across the quadrant, in a practical bireme. Bro got his ass kicked non-stop, and still pulled through.

Every other captain was operating with a well defined set of moral and legal standards, even if they sometimes ignored them (Kirk), or if it was purely philosophical most of the time (Picard). Archer had to agonize over everything, and still act quickly enough to achieve Humanity's existential objectives. If he made the wrong call, then Earth was going to face gunboat diplomacy from some pissed off aliens, with no way to defend itself.

Every other captain had help (Sisko), even Janeway would have been screwed without giga-chad Barkley co-opting Starfleet's resources. Archer didn't get shit from the Vulcans, unless it gave them Intel or influence (limited star charts, for an onboard spy as first officer); and the Andorians were purely transactional or outright hostile when it suited them. He had to found the goddamn Federation himself in order to have friends.

u/OrbitalColony — 2 months ago