And remove and destroy all of the installed ones...right? Right?
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Aren’t most of them funded by local governments anyway?
(And then when the city councils or residents vote to stop it, the cops leave them up anyway?)
What about Motorola and Axon cameras? They all need to go, no exceptions.
This; anything else is just surveillance companies jockeying for contracts. Let's ban the thing that's bad, government's spying on their own citizens, please.
If it does get far enough to be introduced and to actual vote. I am guessing there will be a massive push by Flock to flood news outlets and lobbyists to how "successfully bad guys were caught" or otherwise "prevented." Probably lock-in on any instance(s) involving children being protected/found. With any and all misleading stats downplaying the actual levels of spying on literally everyone not doing anything illegal (or that children are being scanned and added to those growing databases). And the fucked up cases of false positives that drag those people into court, job losses from being accused/arrested, and financial losses from the first two.
I actually saw some praise on Flock today on Facebook. Youre probably right
Giving up freedom for security..yadda yadda
Hard counter those efforts with detailed Info on high ranking officials from flock data through FOIA. Educate themasses on what's is being watched and how all data is combined into a detailed profile
I do not believe municipalities are obligated to respond to FOIA requests. Those are federal, or at least I though so.
This will never be passed because most of the people benefitting from Flock are the ones who will vote on the bill.
You think politicians like that them and their family member's every move is being tracked?
That puts them at risk
They believe it will only be used against the plebs.
When the worst person you know has a good idea...
That would be amazing, but I can't even consider there's a chance that it's anything more than performative. Maybe he genuinely wants that to happen, since he does seem to be one of the few US politicians actually against raping kids, but there's no way flock doesn't own a lot of the other politicians and have financial ties and data sharing contracts with bigger companies who own the rest of them.
Why isn't Thomas Massie a 2028 presidential candidate?
Massie is toxic to Republicans and Democrats aren't super trustworthy on this subject
Hopefully, the governor of Kentucky calls for a special election in time for Massie to run for the Senate.
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