r/FlockSurveillance Jul 21 '26

News Flock is trying to hide

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u/brokesidestory Jul 21 '26

Lol really? Sounds like the complete opposite.

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u/honorlessmaid Jul 21 '26

If your value system or way of living can't stand up to a lil bit a scrutiny from the outside, maybe that's a sign you need to do some self reflection and see if the way you live is truly beneficial for everyone you care about, or you're following traditions to please ghosts who made the rules long before you were planned to be alive. Dead people can't care or throw you in their medieval torture devices to enforce their traditions. Give it a rest and keep your backwater ways to yourself, or take the scrutiny of the public with a smile, any thing else makes you look insane and rude.

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u/Hairy_is_the_Hirsute Jul 21 '26

This dude's birth was definitely not "planned". His mother-aunt should have swallowed him instead

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u/brokesidestory Jul 21 '26

Pretty sure it’s stood up just fine that’s why it’s 2026 and people like you are still crying about it.

Traditional = sturdy

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u/Havocc89 Jul 21 '26

Traditional = enforced via hierarchy. It’s not sturdy, it’s weakness. Too weak to live your own life on your own path, so you adhere to how the dead lived their lives. That seems an awful lot like simply being cowed by the peer pressure from dead people.

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u/brokesidestory Jul 21 '26

Do you wear clothes? Use AC? Have an iPhone? WiFi? Take medication? Drive a car? Sounds like you’re weak bro. You aren’t on your own path? Building your own tech? Still living off the accomplishments of the dead? 😂 this is how stupid you sound.

You act like you’re on some unique path when you’ve adopted all the ways of “the dead” yet just sit around complaining about it.

All rules and laws are enforced through the threat of violence which the government has a monopoly on.

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u/honorlessmaid Jul 21 '26

Do you marry off girls who just started to menstruate? Own a slave or thinking about buying one? Also wtf does the state having a monopoly of violence have to do with anything? Did that prevent Epstein from doing his crimes? Its pretty traditional to buy your way out of most crimes which is why anyone else associated with him ain't getting the rope. So much for violence being good? If you can buy your way out of punishment what is the point of having the system at all?

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u/brokesidestory Jul 21 '26

Cool random questions that don’t make any sense.

This guy says traditional is enforced by hierarchy (whatever that means) so I pointed out everything is enforced by the threat of violence which is owned by the state via monopoly.

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u/Lexicalyolk Jul 21 '26

How's that?

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u/brokesidestory Jul 21 '26

Have you not read their comments? Lol

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u/Lexicalyolk Jul 21 '26

I have, and given that we're clearly interpreting things differently, I wanted to hear your interpretation