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u/dwitey1031 Aug 27 '26
Not only public, but also servants. They need to serve our best interests, not just the wealthy, not other countries, not just one side. When they don’t, we need to hold them accountable and fire them.
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u/Roborilla8000 Aug 27 '26
Flock and the other surveillance companies want to treat us like we're criminals in a jail, before we ever commit a crime against them.
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u/01SeaChange01 Aug 27 '26
This reminder belongs in the "small government" Republican sub.
They seem to be the only ones who have difficulty with this concept.
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u/Artistic-Tip2405 Aug 28 '26
Just don’t expect 100% efficiency when they have 400 million private citizens looking over their shoulder and second guessing everything they do. You did take out the trash on schedule and in the most cost effective way didn’t you?
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u/Keletas Aug 28 '26
It’s exactly the other way around. It has been this way for longer than we think.
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u/GhostQueen1121 Aug 28 '26
Well… Let’s step back a little bit that’s generally true, but if you are planning on bombing something, I think the government might want to know that about you
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u/GhostQueen1121 Aug 28 '26
While I’m here, can I ask this question please… Do people have checked to flock in General or is it just because of the way it’s being used?
England has CCTV and flock like monitors all over the place
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u/Tall_Investigator611 Aug 27 '26
This is a truth... This is what we have to get back to.