Posted on 08/18/2026 3:43:19 PM PDT by Vendome
🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Florida man just casually walked away with a full Flock surveillance camera… still bolted to a 12-foot pole… while draped in the American flag 🇺🇸
Security followed him like lost puppies.
This is either the most based thing You’ll see all year or pure chaos.
Is this what peak freedom looks like in 2026?
Would you have the balls to do this?
Hero… or criminal?
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The Security was probably just trying to get the guys name so they can send him a Thank You card.
Don’t know the individuals true motivation.
But, I hope it’s push back on the relentless drive to monitor, track and record everything we do.
Cell phones, credit cards, cameras, internet postings…..
“Thank you, Florida Man! You’re my hero!”
So, is Flock a threat to some Union and its members?
Let’s get Dems activated to help them.
You need endless surveillance for a low trust society.
Since Flock cameras are placed out on the ‘public way’, by a private company and not by any governmental agency, I don’t see the legal difference between the camera and an empty beer can tossed on the side of road.
Agree!! 🇺🇸
The empty beer can contributed to the wellbeing of someone.
As James Madison said, if men were angels, there'd be no need for government.
'Course, then you'd have to explain how 1/3 of the angels rebelled.
So, is Flock a threat to some Union and its members?
Let’s get Dems activated to help them.
He is adamantly opposed to Flock cameras. He says a person has no expectation of privacy on private property but that a person has an expectation of privacy on public property such as a federal highway.
Is he right?
Great Idea
They’ll need the flock cameras for the next “pandemic “lock down.
Government monitoring without a warrant sworn by a judge is a violation of the 4th Amendment.
It doesn't matter if a private company put up the monitoring device - once the government has access to it, it's unconstitutional.
You have no right of privacy just about anywhere.
I have evidence of my prior employer putting a recording device and software on my computer at work, with the listening device being places under my desk.
I may go ahead and let the appropriate people know....
I just installed Ring doorbells!
I got a “PERSON DETECTED” alert at 2 am and another at 4 am! Panic!! Who is prowling our front porch at that hour.
It’s a neighbor’s cat! Great “facial recognition”!
“Since Flock cameras are placed out on the ‘public way’, by a private company and not by any governmental agency, I don’t see the legal difference between the camera and an empty beer can tossed on the side of road.”
We agree, they both need to be ‘cleaned up’.
criminal liberal who I am sure also wants to defund the police.
I just get some raccoons sometimes.
To be clear, are you saying that government - state or federal - would need a warrant to use a camera to monitor a state or federal highway?
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