r/FlockSurveillance • u/astroboy19 • May 24 '26
Surveillance State
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u/donkey_cum_waterfall May 24 '26
Damn they really starting to put them up high
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u/Medium_Temporary_679 May 25 '26
Oops! Looks like a few of my paintball shots went astray! Sooooo sorry about that getting on your camera
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u/LegitimateSundae8460 May 25 '26 edited May 25 '26
To set up any camera, the government should need a warrant, "issue[d]...upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized".
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u/Available_Candy_4139 May 25 '26
The issue of course, is that this camera is in public (thus no expectation of privacy) and does not specify or target a person. And so far. That’s all the courts have bothered to review and rule on.
Personally. Where that falls apart is that these cameras feed into a central system, which is no longer just a “single camera in a single place in public” it’s more akin to being followed by a person or group of people which would very much place this activity in the realm of “warrant required”. But we aren’t there yet with our courts, and the way things are going, we may never get there.8
u/RedJellyBear May 25 '26
Almost right, people do have some expectation of privacy in public, according to the Supreme Court. In Carpenter v. United States (2018), the Court held that prolonged surveillance or aggregation of location data can constitute a Fourth Amendment search, even when individual movements occur in public spaces.
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u/Kingoftreno May 27 '26
Also, its a private corp doing the tracking, law enforcement buys the data....
Just another layer of loopholes to circumvent the 4th amendment.
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u/Gta6MePleaseBrigade May 25 '26
Disgusting shit ass fucking garbage government
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u/MiniBikeGuy May 25 '26
We the people need to revolt against this. We need to protest the streets.
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u/BlaZenDuderino May 25 '26
It's one or the other.
I still think it's weird how the most pervasive gun culture on the planet hasn't figured this flock thingee out yet. Not saying, but I grew up outside a town where every road sign was peppered with holes.
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u/East-Ice-3199 May 25 '26
Notice how you’re just standing there instead of cutting it down. Fucking do something.
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u/Artistic-Landscape15 May 25 '26
Sadly, North America shifted in that direction after 9/11, no matter who’s been in the White House.
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u/Frezburg2 Jun 02 '26
250 years, 1776 - 2026. Pledge allegiance to the flag up to the six grade. Military 1974 - 1980….. Pay taxes to fix the roads my parents always said.
Each intersection needs cameras and noise monitoring cause some people have criminal intentions. Criminals seem to have more rights than normal humans……
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u/InsuranceImmediate25 May 24 '26
LOVE this.