“Live streaming doesn’t endanger police, like at all.”

“Safe to assume”. What evidence do you have in this situation?

Again, you're completely missing the point.

So original, yet so utterly ignorant. 

You're missing the point. 

Both “sides” have those same options. You also have to consider that editing or turning off cameras, or turning on cameras later in an interaction that eliminates earlier context, are generally very obvious when even casually scrutinized.

The issue is the not so subtle difference between merely recording which is constitutionally protected, and live streaming which creates potential for escalation and reduced safety for officers and suspects.

Most major jurisdictions already have have body worn and squad car cameras. The ones that don’t, should be required by statute.

This is gets into a really interesting grey area.

That friendly window decal is an extremely efficient way to let everyone know “I’m an absolute douche lord” without having to say “I’m an absolute douche lord."

First gen (KJ) Jeep Liberty.

I’ve driven one and liked it, other than the old 2.4 which is kind of meh for its segment. Didn’t notice any unusual chassis flex or ride weirdness at all. Seemed perfectly fine to me, especially with the new interior.

Anecdotally, I’m a full year into my ‘22 Stelvio. It’s been perfect.

The Compass was rated low primarily BECAUSE the old 2.4 was a dog for both power and MPGs.

The U.S. spec Alfa Romeo Giulia and the Stelvio.

Or, you can just go on KBB, or Carvana, or CarMax and get an instant offer within a minute or so. Mileage makes a significant difference in buy bids.

I’m not sure you’re understanding my point on the 2nd scenario.

The Charger Hellcat widebody has a curb weight of 4,586 lbs.

I love my Alfa Romeos, yet, this thing would likely be an automotive dumpster fire to actually own.

The other big issue with leasing is if you aren’t extremely careful on your annual mileage vs. what the lease allows, you can put yourself in a very bad spot with over mileage charges, should you want to turn the car back in.