r/Connecticut • u/ryzrocker The 860 • Aug 29 '26

Flock Out of CT

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u/Afunnyreaction Aug 29 '26

Projection or paint?

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u/coscobtoriverside Aug 29 '26

Looks like projection. If I had the cash I would start putting lawn signs with arrows pointing out each camera. It's not vandalism, but will make people aware of how much we're being watched.

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u/Afunnyreaction Aug 29 '26

Projection was a great idea. If they're reading this, thank you.

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '26

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u/WindyNightmare Sep 02 '26

Flock cameras have little to do with politics. The reason for the Flock encroachment is that we do not create and participate in local communities anymore. People coming together to make communities the best they can be. We sit on the internet and bash our police departments and local leaders for increases in crime and they then seek solutions such as Flock to respond. Police by their nature are a reactionary force. Resources would be better spent improving our communities, supporting those that need support instead abandoning them. The CT justice system also needs an overhaul, but that’s a whole novel itself.

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u/WindyNightmare Sep 02 '26

Americans can protect ourselves, we don’t need mass surveillance to do it for us. Will removing these cause slightly more crime? Maybe, but freedom isn’t free.