Ian Crossland

I love police cam body footage.

I do.

I think it's really helped kind of balance out society, but I don't know.

If it goes too far, I guess it goes back out of balance.

I want to be able to take a crap in public and not get a ticket, you know?

What?

I didn't mean to say that out loud.

About a decade ago, I started calling for body cams on soldiers in war because I want to see what they're doing to people.

And I want to see if they get killed.

I want to listen to their voices.

They're laying there screaming so that we have less war.

But at the same time, how can we fight and win a war if everyone's like, oh, my God, look what our soldiers are doing.

Look at the 30 percent friendly fire casualty rate.

Look at the doors getting kicked.

Right.

I think your memory would go away.

Probably.

You know, my last 20 years of my life, I've dedicated to not fighting against this, but creating a better world than this with decentralized open source technology, because I think you need corruption.

You need chaos in order to overthrow corruptly.

You need to be able to corrupt extremely organized evil.