@SmokeyThc@WallStreetApes Do you have no reading comprehension? Or or are you not American? Because I literally stated that in 2020 things that were never crimes were treated as such. Meaning you didnt commit a crime, but you could be treated like a criminal anyway.
@Cirno2915@carynannharlos And what do those require to sign up. Name, Address, DOB. Optional phone number? which is like 70% of whats on your ID anyway. Im against digital ID, I just see why so many are just like "Whatever" about it.
@Cirno2915@carynannharlos Im not saying people shouldn't care, Im just saying they mostly dont. Mainly because there is nothing on my Driver's license that I didnt have to use to apply for an E-mail account aside from driver ID and expiration date. So it makes showing them an ID seem not so invasive.
@Cirno2915@carynannharlos At this point, noone expects anything on the internet to be private. But after 2020 the idea of Cameras being everywhere to be abused by local or federal government because you had 1 too many people at Thanksgiving is a eye brow raiser.
@aintscarylarry@JasonBassler1 They did for a huge part of 2020, put flock cameras on every corner and a repeat of 2020 will turn into a complete George Orwell 1984 experience.
@MakunaMars@akafaceUS I vaguely remember like 14 years ago people were angry a Nevada Ranchers cattle were grazing on public land and he was profiting on the beef....now were apparently OK with farming peoples personal information in public spaces and selling it.
@SmokeyThc@WallStreetApes 6 years ago I was basically told i couldnt leave my house because of a virus with a like 94% survival rate. Leaving my house to ride my motorcycle was never a crime, but it sure was treated like one that year. You are a fool if you think only criminals should worry after 2020.
@KevinHalifino@RealBookerScott@EricaRN4USA After witnessing 2020 with the lock downs? Yeah, you won't need karen neighbors anymore to rat you out when the flock cameras can do it for them.
@DuaneKnesek@RandPaul The Patriot act had good intentions, it was the people behind it that abused it and were violating everyone's rights....what stops flock cameras from ending in the same result?
@DuaneKnesek@RandPaul They shouldn't be doing that either, but they are supposed to wear body cams maybe they should make it illegal to turn them off. But Im old enough to remember how great the Patriot Act was supposed to be, and finding out what it really did 10 years later.
@EWErickson Even a broken clock is right twice a day. I lived through the patriot act years, Flock has no business existing to be abused like that was. Im not gonna ignore it simply because "The DSA kids started it".
@rodmanmaffet@RepGregSteube Real question is how long before the cameras are used to issue tickets from reading license plates without officers ever having to pull you over.
@SignalLiberty@YALiberty I can assure you it is not just "Libs" that do not like or want flock Cameras. I know plenty on both sides, as well as people who dont participate in politics who do not like them.
@PerlaTorrery@FoxNews "The Road to hell was paved with good intentions". Sure it might catch criminals now, but how long before everyone's a criminal for doing stuff they didnt even know was illegal?
@DuaneKnesek@RandPaul The Cameras dont violate anyones Fourth Amendment rights, its the people in control of them that can absolutely use them to violate your fourth Amendment rights.
@HeKS44364823@RekietaLaw I forget where the video was, but someone did show himself putting a fully assembled one down the back of his pants and it did practically go up to his neck but one a backpack was on you still couldnt tell other than he had a limp since he could only move his shin on one leg.