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Deflock America.
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Louder until they hear us in Washington! Supporting the DeFlock movement is simply common sense if we want to keep a free country.

Spot on Becky! I don't remember voting on this either?

Yeah because this doesn’t look like the hat from meet the robinsons😭

Honestly, I hadn't noticed. I figured, we are the last to get the insanity of the coast here in the middle....but I looked when I was in town last night, and we have them here...I don't ever remember hearing anyone say anything about them...I have no idea when they were installed

Let’s also not forget, unlike your phone, ring camera, Roku etc, etc. No one opted in to @flocksafety bullshit! No one signed a EULA with maybe the exception of some HOA’s or neighborhood associations. Never forget what @glangley said about anyone who opposes him!

"They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." - Ben Franklin

"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety". -- Benjamin Franklin Just say no to flock cams.

I watch you from the UK and love what you say thank you for being such a ray of sunshine and truth I am trying not to be overwhelmed for my sons future

Becky- once again you are spot on! I actually really like the ankle monitor comparison….

I'm on the fence with this one. They can be used for good, but anything with good potential has the ability to be abused. My kids school district is getting one put on their property that covers a dirt road which runs between the upper elementary school, and high school. It is typically used by juveniles on ATVs that cause damage to school property and cause issues, so I'm okay with that. The district has confirmed the camera will not point at the school or school grounds where the children have access. Only a public road that leads to this dirt path that is being misused.

And they are misidentifying people and arresting them!!!!

The flock cameras are unconstitutional

We are all living in a Twilight Zone / Black Mirror episode—especially you guys overseas. It gives me the creeps….

There are so many benefits though. The people they are catching because of it. The elderly being found. Such a difficult situation

Flock is wrong, but at the very least they should be being used to help locate and remove illegals from this country.

What can we do?

Chatrie v US should make it even harder for police to use flock cameras. If a 2 hour window is too much for a warrant, 21 days is way too much searchable data.

Police also can’t be “doxxed” you’re not allowed to follow them around filming them. Especially not to their homes. But they can do it to us.

100%!!!!

I think we need laws that flock cameras can not be used to go after people for traffic tickets, jay walking or any other non felonies But they can be used to catch dangerous criminals They can be useful and dangerous We don't want a surveillance state but we do want criminals to be scared to commit crimes Its tough

Phone in the pocket really is a choice. Getting anywhere not in walking distance requires a car.

Flock cameras are for the coming communism

I'm against gunshot detectors. Haha.

Yeah its driving me nuts. I refuse to compromise my privacy too

I may be ok with it if it only recorded video, strictly video, and erased every 30 days.

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What gets me is that they sell this as improving public safety. How about enforce the laws we have with the evidence we have on career criminals instead of harassing Joe tax payer trying to get to work.

I work is a small town, and there at least 5 of those damned things here!

Great post!

The Flock camera system sounds a lot like the "Panopticon" effect as Michel Foucault explicated it in his book Discipline and Punish. Foucault is one of the key voices in the establishment of Critical Theory - I can only presume progressives are up in arms against Flock cameras.

Great video Becky. Keep this up.
