[hadtodoit]

Why is this on HN? It's not remotely tech/culture. I don't want to be a jerk but please keep this stuff on reddit where it belongs.

[pjc50]

I wonder if people will still be asking this question when the tanks roll into San Francisco.

(Sure, HN's leaky "no politics" rule, but ultimately you can refuse to deal with politics only so long as politics refuses to deal with you. It will be interesting to see what the effect of the Section 230 executive order will be... which also got flagged off HN)

[hadtodoit]

I would hope the tanks roll in if they try to burn the city down. The politicians in SF/CA have made every attempt to disarm the public. What happens when the SFPD abandon their post and looters are going house to house?

And it's not so much a refusal to deal with politics as much as we are already dealing with it everywhere else. It's nice to have a refuge. Although I find it strange that thread was pruned as Section 230 is definitely related to tech.

[Kaibeezy]

Legitimate initial question.

I made sure to mark the precise spots in the video where the key actions occurred.

People here seem to be interested in 1st amendment issues, and this was a startling example happening in realtime.

If you don't agree, flag, or ignore and the group lets it sink, is my understanding of the protocol.

[techer]

I believe everything is related. You’re right this is breaking news which generally holds no,value.

[iso1631]

Interested in what they were using. That was a flawless video. If it was a LiveU that implies that general cell service is still working well. If it was an older fashioned setup. I didn't see an SNG or links truck as they spun round at the start.