There’s more drama, human interest and authentic storytelling in this Ring footage of a cat saving a chicken from a fox, than in Hollywood’s entire output over the last decade.
We, the governed, did not consent to mass surveillance. Civil disobedience is morally justified. The technocratic authoritarians can flock right off with their “license plate readers.” We know this isn’t about our safety. It’s about control. We see you.
@OwenShroyer1776 We The People have been getting a little too unruly the past couple of decades. The Oligarchs aren't going to tolerate it much longer.
This is Winnie. He got so excited that he briefly forgot how to be a dog. You can laugh, but he'd like to point out you look this ridiculous all the time. 13/10
Every Republican Senator voted to merge our military with Israel’s military.
The most America LAST thing they could possibly do, selling our military out to a foreign country.
It’s absolute treason and betrayal.
On the way to work, rescuers spotted a stray puppy named Gus with a horrific, rotting head wound and a shoelace embedded deep into his neck. After searching for him all day, they finally rescued him and rushed him to the emergency vet.
The X-rays revealed an even more horrifying truth: his body was full of pellet gun bullets, and the shoelace had likely been tied around his neck when he was just a tiny puppy, slowly cutting deeper as he grew.
Gus underwent multiple surgeries, a blood transfusion, intensive pain management, and months of rehabilitation. Despite unimaginable suffering, he never gave up. Thanks to the dedicated care from compassionate veterinarians and his rescue family, Gus gradually healed, learned to trust humans again, and rediscovered the joy of love, play, and safety.
From a terrified puppy who was waiting to die, Gus has transformed into a happy, playful boy. His incredible recovery is a powerful reminder that kindness can truly change a life forever. 🐶❤️
Since Flock loves to track our locations, it only seems fair that we know theirs.
Flock Safety's new GA plant is located at 1885 Mitchell Rd, Smyrna, GA 30082
Flock went to great lengths to keep that address hidden.
That probably means it should be public info.