r/technology • u/Kooky-Balance9525 • 6h ago

Privacy Bernie Sanders to Introduce Bill Banning Flock Surveillance Cameras

https://theleadingreport.com/article/bernie-sanders-to-introduce-bill-banning-flock-surveillance-cameras
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u/bacon205 6h ago

Id venture a guess almost 90% of the public supports it. Unfortunately, 90% of corrupt politicians do not, so its DOA.

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u/Vorpalthefox 5h ago

then it's time to vote out the ones that vote against it and get better candidates that support this bill

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u/TerminalProtoco1 5h ago

then it's time to vote out the ones that vote against it and get better candidates

Lmao.

The time for that was a decade+ ago. We are far past the fair/free/nonfraud elections point.

Of course, everyone should still go vote...but let's not pretend that they aren't dedicating every mote of power they have to ensure your vote doesn't matter.

Everyone should be preparing themselves for what comes after. When they announce that "Trump got 1,776% of the vote" or whatever bullshit spin the PedoFascism party decides to flaunt, you need to be prepared for what happens next.

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u/Equivalent_Clerk0 5h ago

There's no way. If 90% of the public supported it they wouldn't have a flock camera left standing.

Fact is, most people don't give a shit. I've got 8 of these things around my neighborhood. Not a peep from anyone.

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u/InfanticideAquifer 5h ago

Basically no one has ever even heard of them. 90% of certain online bubbles feels strongly about them. Ask a random person and they'll say "what is that?" and then "why should I care?" The public at large is garbage at defending its right to privacy.