Some companies, when making a car loan, require drivers to use a machine that tracks all the car's movements.

This demonstrates the uselessness of a "consent" requirement as protection for our privacy. If companies say, "If you don't consent to total tracking, you don't get a car," your "choice" is a fiction.

One proposed repression has been removed from the Tories' bill for repression of protests: it won't allow arrest of journalists for covering protests.

That protecting journalists from arrest had to be done with a special exclusion — roughtly "journalists covering a protest have an exemption" — demonstrates that this law threatens the rights people in the vicinity of a protest even if they are not joining in the protest.

Jailing protesters is bad enough; jailing people for being near a protest is an additional step towards repression.

*Stop Rewarding Destroyers of Our World and Punishing Those Defending It.*

US citizens: call on the Senate to stop the practice of allowing the senators from a state to veto anyone appointed to be a federal judge in that state.

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US citizens: call on Congress to affirm the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment.

The Capitol Switchboard numbers are +1-202-224-3121, +1-888-818-6641 and +1-888-355-3588.

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