Besides catharsis against the omnipresent surveillance state, it gets you fewer police-accessible mobile cameras (making other actions safer) and a greater reluctance on the part of companies to continue investing in this. It’s also funny and good pr, because people hate these things
The US government is a failing and failed system. Un-ironically hurting an oligarch like Google’s bottom line would do more for influencing govt. policy.
In the USA, a corporation losing potential profits is the closest we’ll get to a peoples democracy like China that doesn’t have these issues by actually being democratic.
Ok but in all seriousness what does breaking waymo cars get you?
Besides catharsis against the omnipresent surveillance state, it gets you fewer police-accessible mobile cameras (making other actions safer) and a greater reluctance on the part of companies to continue investing in this. It’s also funny and good pr, because people hate these things
Safer roads
The US government is a failing and failed system. Un-ironically hurting an oligarch like Google’s bottom line would do more for influencing govt. policy.
In the USA, a corporation losing potential profits is the closest we’ll get to a peoples democracy like China that doesn’t have these issues by actually being democratic.