⚡️🇺🇸 NEW - American citizens across the country are physically cutting down Flock cameras as authorities are losing control as more people are viewing the technology as an unconstitutional form of mass surveillance. The incidents are being described as part of a growing trend where cordless, battery-powered tools are used to quickly cut down Flock camera poles because they are highly portable, fast, and quiet. Mass surveillance must be stopped everywhere.

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bulletbill22's avatar
bulletbill22 3 weeks ago
I don't think this is actually happening, but those cameras are pretty expensive and can probably be sold for good scrap prices.
The cameras in Utah are on huge towers (25-30 feet up with bases about 1.5 feet on diameter) along the highways, and mounted on traffic light poles, with AI surveillance servers at the bases of each pole. It'll take something bigger than a cordless saw to take those out.
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alt_smij 3 weeks ago
possession after the fact... hmmm. imma just chop & leave for whoever put them up come out to see what's wrong with it. deflock.org
Next thing you know the political class will call for tighter controls and then bans on sales of battery powered angle grinders.
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Ernst Jünger 3 weeks ago
The most terrible news I've heard in the last 3 seconds.
Finally. Americans finally waking up. It's crazy how far they've let this go. In UK people have been cutting the cameras down for years.
It doesn't matter if th poll is made from metal, a fire only needs to be hot enough to destroy the electrical components.
You were supposed to do it with speed cameras, remember? Yeah... exactly, it will be the same here, one year and everyone will get used to the flock.
There are many things that could be done. Take out the fiber optics connection(s) thatjl take down a bunch ofvcameras at once, then go to town destroying the cameras and their AI servers once they are blind.
The memes say $300-400 in scrap value. Lots of cooper, aluminum and even some gold
Wrong. Grinders throw sparks which are a massive risk of fire if there is a fuel or oil leak. The correct tool is a sawzall because they will not spark when cutting metal.
Oh, so, now they will outlaw cordless tools. Or, we will have to register them and everyone with them will be a suspect.
Firefighters don't use grinders. They use a combination of sawzalls and the jaws of life. I promise you that you do not know more than the guys who do this every day for a living. The sawzall with carbide blades is the correct tool among those readily available to the public. You can't finish your cut faster than a gasoline fire can kill both you and the person you were incompetently trying to save. The fact that you can't grasp the risk of lighting a fire with grinder sparks tells me your knowledge of grinders comes from reading the internet. As an emergency preparedness bonus the same sawzall can be used for clearing downed trees from the road just by swapping blades while a grinder cannot.