Justin Meredith criticizes the hearing as fear-driven
Justin Meredith, a formerly incarcerated speaker, criticizes the hearing as fear-driven and accuses the Council and big tech of self-interested political theater. He says the repetitive questions don't produce answers because they're the wrong questions.
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My name is Justin Meredith.
I've done pretty much my entire adult life incarcerated in the penitentiary.
I think we're seriously underestimating the magnitude of the gravity of the time that is before us.
We were at a similar forefront where the Americans, we had all this land and we had, you'd get the flag and you'd go run and you'd stake your land.
That is literally the world that the tech industry has been building, like what we have been working for for the last 30 years.
And now we are literally at the place where we get to enter into this.
I'm an American patriot.
Okay.
All I've heard today is fear and a political agenda, which is basically all equals big tech
big government and everybody's still poor and we're still living the same crap life that we've been living.
And it's really mediocre.
It's really boring.
You guys drew this on.
Asking the same freaking question, rephrase 50 different ways.
And the reason why you can't get an answer is because it's a stupid question.
Thank you so much for your testimony.