Whatever software the Live Eye agents are using for their remote monitoring will certainly monitor the agents' activities too, I would think. That's pretty much standard, isn't it, at least as an option (Upwork, which I use, has it turned on by default for contractors, though my clients don't use it, so I would imagine an actual surveillance service would have something similar).
But you have to pay someone to monitor the monitoring, even as a review. The software certainly can't fire anyone, surely...
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Boy, 11, referred to Prevent for wanting to give ‘alms to the oppressed’
Teachers contact counter-radicalisation programme after mistakenly believing he said ‘arms’
Is that....really a non-typical interest for an 11-year-old boy?
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I looked at tweet, and saw the ad -- it's their Fourth of July ad, full of quotes from signatories to the Declaration of Independence and other distinguished American presidents and judges over the years about what a Christian place the US is.
People who want Christofascism scare the hell out of me. Not that there aren't a lot of kinds of Christianity that don't count as real to them, but I'm 1) not any kind of a Christian, and 2) part of the group that they blame for Jesus's death (telling them it was the Romans wouldn't do any good).I looked at tweet, and saw the ad -- it's their Fourth of July ad, full of quotes from signatories to the Declaration of Independence and other distinguished American presidents and judges over the years about what a Christian place the US is.
It's all standard soft-focus Christian nationalism that their customers must have seen hundreds of times before on inspirational memes and fridge magnets and so on.
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It's scary stuff but not in the way that tweet makes it sound, at least not to my mind.
They scare the hell out of me, too. I was just saying that they're doing what they seem to do every year, and trying to hijack a national holiday by turning it into an ethnic/tribal celebration, rather than making any particular policy demands.
In my younger days, I don't remember religious groups having to defend their place in society. I assume that is because religion wasn't in retreat, like it is today. It's also possible I was just not paying attention at the time.
Kind of like how when disco became popular all these old rock bands started feeling defensive and making songs about how "rock and roll will never die"?
