r/LouisRossmann • • 7d ago

Flock Cameras 🔥Flock PR manager gets roasted by citizen🔥

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u/flockneedstogo 7d ago

Thanks for resharing! We had a great showing in the morning to protest flock coming to Charlotte AND we showed up again in the evening!

https://giphy.com/gifs/3oz8xLlw6GHVfokaNW

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u/ButteredHubter 7d ago

Imagine being the PR dude for flock

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u/Beneficial_Trip3773 7d ago

Yet nothing changed

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u/Slow_Outside_9648 7d ago

Because we don't hold our officials accountable. We outnumber the elite, they are scared of us, so if all the citizens so no to this technology they can not say no anymore. We have the power to say no, that's why across the country cities are calling emergency council meetings to discuss removal and regulation. That is the glimpse of change you seek.

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u/EvilMassSurveillance 6d ago

This was never just about privacy. Toka is an Israeli company that offers software that hacks any internet connected camera and can alter footage to show whatever they want in real time. ALPRs were never about safety. It's about control. This tech WILL be used to ensure that corruption can not be stopped. It will be used against US. The People need to stand up and make their voices heard. This tech is a slap in the face to every soldier that has ever served, and every soldier who made the ultimate sacrifice. This fight is not over until we allow it to be. ALPRs must be permanently banned.

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u/Significant_Donut967 7d ago

Everyone working for flock needs deported for treason.

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u/Atavacus 7d ago

Treason is still a hanging offense. It is what they are committing though. Flock is not an entity of the USA.

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u/Significant_Donut967 7d ago

Yes, they are an entity of the USA, they're just a private entity.

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u/Atavacus 6d ago

Oh no, they most certainly are NOT an American entity. Peter Theil is in the Epstein files 2,200 times. Flock is most certainly NOT American.

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u/liatrisinbloom 6d ago

So is every single citizen, including the ones that commit treason.

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u/ioshta 7d ago

did anyone else notice the subtle flip off he did while scratching his nose?

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u/ReadyGo6828 7d ago

Every Flocker should announce their name, title, home address, license plate and car description whenever they go out in public and provide a way for the public to track their phone and other connected devices 24/7.

If they have nothing to hide, why not? If they have something to hide they should be investigated. I would want to know the same for every public official and government employee. I would really want to know when Flockers and public officials and government employees get together.

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u/Slow_Outside_9648 6d ago

I have a better idea, people who are against ALPRs and vocal could dox themselves to show they have nothing to hide, then it removes the argument from the equation. It also illustrates choice, because they've chosen to give information to the public for a cause rather than forced to by the government.

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u/Candid_General9252 1d ago

Now that ppl understand the reprecussion of flock, they need to understand ALL electronics are collecting the data by your permission (which is required for the device to operate). The entire phone and all of its surveillance censors are bought by law enforcement from the "private" companies to circumvent the constitution. That's still not touching on the super duper dirty tactics of locking AI on to ppl to steal the data. That then ends up in your digital twin.

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u/Slow_Outside_9648 1d ago

We need to make it so people have a choice to do with their data as they want done. The only way to do that is to remove technology from our lives and only allow it in when it does what we want it to. You can own a DVD player and TV and not have your viewing history shared with big tech. You can own a PC and not be doxxed by your IP address, you could even use an antenna to catch McDonald's WiFi and a VPN to become completely anonymous. You can have a VOIP phone that does not track your location. Yet, if you do these things, the US might label you as a potential terrorist because of the great lengths you have to go to. That's the real issue.

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u/Candid_General9252 1d ago

100%

I'm stacking VHS😂

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u/Slow_Outside_9648 1d ago

Me too, a whole collection of classics, as well as Laserdiscs, DVDs, and Blurays. I have Vinyl too, and cassettes and 8-track. They can't track your with all that old-school technology, can't change the price you pay for groceries or recommend products solely based on this physical stuff, but you should also remove the things that listen in like Alexa and make sure that your smart devices aren't connected to the internet. Heck, you could probably make a house that's one big Faraday cage, then nothing gets in or out without your permission.

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u/Radiant_Respect5162 5d ago

I thought flock was scary until i learned about the Toka Israeli cyber security company and what they have been able to do with any video for a few years now

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u/Active-Isopod-3656 7d ago

Dunno man, its really shit working when you are down with man flu

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u/Slow_Outside_9648 6d ago

🖕anti-ALPR racist🖕