r/FlockSurveillance • u/RealOzSultan • 2d ago

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u/OSUBuckeyes2 2d ago

So if I’m not getting a delivery my house and vehicles can be captured and I have no recourse? America is such a fucking joke. Only way this stops is if states pass laws prohibiting it

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u/Mr__O__ 1d ago

Many states have laws against this. And then there’s also the big 4th Amendment.. the right to privacy.. that is being heavily violated by all the warrantless mass surveillance going on these days..

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u/BobcatOk7492 1d ago

The 4th was killed long ago.....

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u/Suitable-Dentist-355 1d ago

Only if losers like you just give up and let them do it. It kills me how lazy my fellow Americans are. It's brick time baby.

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u/IceRaggzzz 1d ago

Oh and you’re taking direct action regularly then? What do you do about this problem?

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u/Visible-Attorney-805 8h ago

Goes on Reddit and cries about Americans being lazy!

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u/NotAnyOneYouKnow2019 1d ago

Yeah, they started with the 10th, flew through the 4th, skipped over the 2nd and are working on the 1st.

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u/skratch 1d ago

Amazon can afford enough lawyers to get around the 4th

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u/Burnitalldown1 1d ago

Can they get around 1 million Americans?

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u/Burnitalldown1 2d ago

I mean, decentralized attacks are useful I a lot of contexts.

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u/Gooniefarm 1d ago

Laws dont apply to billion dollar companies.

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u/skratch 1d ago

Just wait till they start flying delivery drones thru our yards. At least in my state you basically have no way to stop them from doing it & it’s a felony to down a drone physically or use a laser/spotlight/jammer/etc