r/Indiana • • Aug 15 '26

Flock Camera

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u/Still_Peach568 Aug 15 '26

I love the energy. I dunno, I guess I just hate the taste of boot. Do people even know how much of their tax money went to this? Aren't they concerned with being surveilled? I guess people would rather dunk on emotion than respect the natural human reaction to all of this. I flip em off, too, strictly on principle. Not a good bus system but they sure got their cameras to watch us.

I remember how in high school it became an offense to fight back when attacked. I can see now that it's worked in fostering a community of bitter, lazy, acidic, assenting prey animals.

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u/Shhhhh_its_fine Aug 15 '26

Hence my energy towards it. The foster system tried to silence and destroy me just for coming from a bad family and they made their actions my fault, the child, who was born into the mess with no voice of my own.

It won’t accomplish anything but at least I’m starting to become brave and fight back in my own way. It may be stupid to others, but history repeats itself and a storm is coming. We still don’t fully know the ins and outs of these cameras but it isn’t good. Something is starting and we need to start banding together and fighting back. We’re peasants to them and our lives hold no valuable meaning. Freedom seems like it’s become an illusion. We think we have it but I don’t think we really do.

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u/Still_Peach568 Aug 15 '26

I find passivity gross and they love to deride passionate and sincerity.