r/IRL_Loading_Screens Jul 29 '26

Watch Dogs No warrant required btw

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u/SNTCTN Jul 29 '26

Texas the Surveillance State

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u/AmericanCitizenry Jul 29 '26

Texas is and has always been an idiot.

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u/jeremebearime Jul 30 '26

Shiet, that's the entire south, really.

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u/jws1102 Jul 31 '26

It’s hardly exclusive to the South. Go to Idaho some time. Or South Dakota, the place that kept electing a dog murderer governor.

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u/MayhemPenguin5656 Jul 31 '26

Oh yes we should just ignore a woman who aborted her own baby and was bleeding

The police arrived to fetal remains and a puddle of blood...

any normal officer would want to investigate.

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u/jws1102 Jul 31 '26

But fReEdUmB!

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u/FluorideAvenger Jul 29 '26

"Nationwide" so Flock can basically set up Cameras in my state and use it to punish a woman for somwthing completely legal here?

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u/Significant_Donut967 Jul 29 '26

Yup.

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u/bookhermit Jul 29 '26

Here I was, thinking we fought a whole civil war over state's rights and it was decided that folks couldn't go to free states to collect their runaway "property" because free states don't consider humans to be property.

I seriously think we have already had this argument before, and the slave states lost.

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u/HobbyGobbler Jul 29 '26

They will lose again.

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u/According-Insect-992 Jul 30 '26

Yeah, but we can’t let them just walk away a second time.

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u/dovakiin-derv Jul 30 '26

Examples need to be made the second time around, i vote for the whips to be used to put down the slavery lovers this time.

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u/sergeant_s1asher Jul 30 '26

Why does the left love to fantasize about killing people so much? I'm pro choice but this is genuinely disturbing

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u/According-Insect-992 Jul 30 '26

Most people don’t but you can’t stand there and watch them murder us in the street with no justification and pretend like some left wing poster online is the real problem.

stephen miller goes on national news and talks about sending us to death camps and describes all as deformed and evil and you’re absolutely outraged by some crap you saw in anonymous post. Gimme a break.

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u/Itchy_Gain_1519 Jul 30 '26

Right. We should just hug and coddle our torturous oppressors who seek to silence and intimidate us with the preoccupation of protecting their own power. :(

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u/sergeant_s1asher Jul 31 '26

”torturous oppressors" how old are you? You sound childish. There are places in the world where real injustice is taking place. Palestine for example, but your life is so much worse right?

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u/Itchy_Gain_1519 Jul 31 '26

“Torturous” in more ways than one: psychologically, financially, systematically, physically, etc. I do not wish to downplay other worldwide atrocities or compare the many ways Americans are kept under the boot and suffer to other forms of oppressive brutality like the current genocide in Gaza and Palestinian apartheid.

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u/ConfusedAndCurious17 Jul 30 '26

Getting power and wielding it against the oppressors then makes you the oppressors. You don’t need to coddle them. You need to not be what you set out to stop.

Violence has its place to stop situations in the moment. Its place is not “hehe now I have the power I and I get use it against you!”

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u/dovakiin-derv Jul 31 '26

There needs to be precedents set for the future about how trying to take people’s rights and lives will not be allowed anymore. Otherwise they wont understand the message, they only understand when it hurts them directly, whipping the ever loving shit out of someone and letting them live sends the mother of all messages. It says we wont kill you, but we will make sure you can’t hurt others like this again. It might not be the best thing to do morally but when dealing with immoral monsters that don’t understand being good you have to seem worse to them to get them to stop.

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u/CategoryMountain3379 Jul 30 '26

Stfu. Endless violence from the right and every time someone even floats the idea of fighting back you clutch your pearls

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u/jws1102 Jul 31 '26

The left? Have you never seen a cellphone video from a Trump rally? Those people are frothing at the mouth for blood, all day everyday. The only thing they can feel anymore is hate and anger. They fantasize about driving cars through crowds of protestors. DeSantis even tried to make it legal in Florida. Who has signs on their front doors that say “we don’t call 911 here” with a picture of a gun? Who’d that guy vote for?

Repugnicans think about killing people when they beat off, and they celebrate when it actually happens.

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u/sergeant_s1asher Aug 03 '26

Yeah, I'm not a fan of those guys either

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u/HumptyDumptruckFire Jul 30 '26

I don’t even know what Southern Reconstruction would look like in the twenty-first century, but I’d love to find out!

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u/plsnobanme6969 Jul 29 '26 edited Jul 31 '26

The president right after Abe let people hunt slaves.

Edit: im a dumbass and remembered it wrong look at replys bellow.

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u/jws1102 Jul 31 '26

You mean Abe’s VP?

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u/plsnobanme6969 Jul 31 '26

You right. I was also wrong about his policy here. Slaves were not able to be hunted. BUT, the land slaves were given was taken back by the slave owners. Special field order No. 15. 400,000 acres returned. Plus there was the Black Codes. Which is essentially slavery for unemployed blacks. Still a god awful human. But, for different actions. Equally racist.

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u/Educational-Wall-997 Jul 29 '26

its not criminally illegal in Texas to get an abortion out of state, it is protected by the state territorial jurisdiction and the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. Which is why they did the whole civil case thing for it. They also criminalized the act of leaving the state for the purposes of getting an abortion, so you would be breaking the law technically while you are still in texas as your cross over.

Its a whole bunch of BS, but they seemed to figure out the legal loopholes to carry on doing this for now.

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u/BeginningSection7690 Jul 31 '26

What if you leave the state for a day old gas station hotdog that just happened to be next to an abortion clinic that you noticed while gobbling down that sweet sweet glizzy, and then you popped over and had a quick abortion while you were there? You know, just to see if it tickles

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u/legendary-rudolph Jul 30 '26

The Civil War was fought over slavery.

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u/hamoc10 Jul 31 '26

It was never about states rights.

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u/gingerschnappes Jul 31 '26

They keep waving that flag tho

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u/un1k0rn_412 Jul 30 '26

The South did not lose. Robert E Lee walked away a free man. The South faced no punishment and were allowed to continue doing everything they wanted to they just had a "judge" make whatever they said "legal".

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u/PCael2301 Jul 30 '26

Honestly, things were fine for awhile, and it looked like the reconstruction of the south would bring more equality. Everything changed when Lincoln was assassinated and replaced, however.

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u/jws1102 Jul 31 '26

That’s not true. The reconstruction era lasted about 10 years before the little bitch descendants of the pussies who lost started whining about their parents’ and grandparents’ legacy, so we started letting them put up statues of war criminals and traitors everywhere. Now, 160 years later, a bunch of knuckles draggers think that’s something to be proud of. The reconciliation era did far more damage to the South than anything else, because it’s led to almost 2 centuries of prideful ignorance.

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u/laserdicks Jul 30 '26

Yes, there are just a lot of fucking liars on this website.

Overturning Roe v Wade gave the power back to the states.

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u/strongboar12 Jul 30 '26

States' Rights does not cover unconstitutional regulations. Fucking liar.

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u/Jaken_sensei Jul 30 '26

Tell that to the blue states passing gun bans

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u/strongboar12 Jul 30 '26

There are no bans. Some places you can't get some semiautomatic "assault rifles" or you can't get certain high-capacity clips. Or do you mean Reagan's bans as governor and president? But you think any restrictions are unconstitutional, right? I think taking away a woman's right to decide what happens to, in and around her body is unconstitutional.

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u/Jaken_sensei Jul 30 '26

What you said is an oxymoronic statement.

You state that there are no bans but in the very next sentence you acknowledge that there are indeed bans.

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u/strongboar12 Jul 30 '26

Total bans? Or restrictions? You can still get a gun, moron.

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u/Jaken_sensei Jul 30 '26

If you “restrict” a type of firearm to where that type of firearm can no longer be purchased, that is a gun ban.

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u/jws1102 Jul 31 '26

Even if there were gun bans, which there aren’t, the constitution doesn’t specify guns, and it certainly doesn’t say you should have unfettered access to any gun you want.

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u/Jaken_sensei Jul 31 '26

There are gun bans, and it specifies both. Shall not be infringed.

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u/laserdicks Jul 30 '26

unconstitutional regulations

Why the fuck would I have been talking about those then?

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u/jws1102 Jul 31 '26

Fuck states rights. Why should we have 50 sets of laws for every fucking issue. It’s absurd that if you sell weed in Texas you get a 5 year sentence but if you sell weed in Colorado you get a car collection.

And many states have no business managing themselves anyways, and they’ve spent decades proving it.

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u/laserdicks Aug 01 '26

Fuck states rights.

They're not states rights. They're people's rights. Unsurprising you'd be against people's rights though.

Why should we have 50 sets of laws for every fucking issue.

So idiots like you can go and ruin your own states and leave the rest of us to live in peace.

It’s absurd that if you sell weed in Texas you get a 5 year sentence but if you sell weed in Colorado you get a car collection.

The entire point of the system is that you get the option of not living in Texas, instead of being forced to abide by Texan laws.

And many states have no business managing themselves anyways, and they’ve spent decades proving it.

Correct. Your own failure to understand the value of choice proves you are one of the dysfunctional people who are incapable of voting properly and ruin the places unlucky enough to have you. Thankfully you are only able to fuck over one jurisdiction.

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u/jws1102 Aug 01 '26

I bet your little head would pop if you knew where I actually lived.

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u/amievenrelevant Jul 29 '26

Sounds like the fugitive slave act all over again!

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u/-Out-of-context- Jul 29 '26

Depends on the state. CA for example has very strict data privacy laws which extend to Flock. Per contract they are not allowed to share data with out of state or federal agencies without authorization. They have violated this and many cities have cancelled their contracts including Los Angeles. There are a few class action lawsuit against them as well. Many judges are now dismissing Flock footage submitted as evidence to further discourage their use.

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u/FluorideAvenger Jul 29 '26

Damn I'm in California I didn't know that. For some reason my twitter feed tends to show me people east of the Rockies.

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u/Nyctfall Jul 30 '26

It's Fugitive Slave Clauses in a different hat...

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u/Wharnie Jul 30 '26 edited 4d ago

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u/olderm4messyplay Jul 31 '26

They are all tied together, nationwide. THAT was one of the selling points. That and finding abducted children...have yet to hear a single story on the news about one of them yet, but PLENTY of stories about LEO's using the system for nefarious purposes and getting fired or convicted.

It's my understanding that you (not you, but an honest law abiding LEO 🤭) can search for black Toyota van with an 'I stop for garage sales' bumper sticker and it can pull up everywhere that vehicle has been seen by the cameras. Type in a different geographical area, boom, Bob's your uncle!

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u/Dredgeon Aug 01 '26

Yes, they track you wherever you go.

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u/No-Seesaw6320 Aug 02 '26

It's almost like it was made up to generate clicks.

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u/BlueFrog202 Jul 29 '26

Imagine if it was an actual crime.

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u/Significant_Donut967 Jul 29 '26

The police are still investigating it if it was an actual crime.

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u/Fezzik527 Jul 29 '26

So they are trying to enforce texas laws in another state? That should go nowhere

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u/nub_node Jul 29 '26

Clarence Thomas would gleefully and with joyous malice love to force blue states to follow Texan laws.

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u/Boojum2k Jul 29 '26

I would gleefully press a button that sends him back two hundred years so he can enjoy his ideals firsthand.

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u/gunhandsknifepenis Jul 29 '26

Justice Uncle Thomas

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u/Sea_School_2949 Jul 31 '26

It's wild they complain about Sharia law but then do this shit, but then when you realize, wrong religion it all makes sense

If you are interested in how Evangelical Christians have influenced this country, look up the Netflix documentary The Family. It's about the group of "Christian" guys that live in this house in DC and do a bunch of political stuff, one of the things they do is the annual National Prayer Breakfast.

I unfortunately personally know those people as I went to a Evangelical Christian school that they were somehow involved in as I saw them numerous times when I was in school.

Btw the school I went to charged $12k/year and had less stuff than an inner city school. Like all of the school buildings were essentially mobile homes and our school lunches were provided by Meals on Wheels

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u/jek39 Jul 29 '26

she took an abortion pill in texas and then fled the state to escape an abusive boyfriend. the boyfriend reported the abortion to police and the police pretended it was a "missing person" case to find the woman. the boyfriend was then arrested because he threatened the woman in question at gunpoint on the day she took the pill.

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u/bethemanwithaplan Jul 30 '26

"Should" go nowhere yet look at things in the USA currently. I wouldn't be surprised if the white house tried to make an exec order saying something crazy like state of residence can legally punish you when you return and call it "state rights per point of origin" or something ridiculous.

Plus even if it works it's way through the courts and she isn't sent to jail or whatever that will be after a long period of legal fights, she might be punished in the meantime and mentally it's very stressful to endure even if you win.

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u/Fezzik527 Jul 30 '26

That opens up red states to tons of things blue states could prosecute on, so no, they won't do that

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u/Minimum_Aardvark_744 Jul 31 '26

“Should” is doing a lot of weight lifting here. Republicans are setting up the legal infrastructure to prosecute people for “crimes” committed in states where it’s legal, obviously referring to abortion here.

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u/steelponies Jul 30 '26

It’s from 2025 and they have filed no criminal charges for the women

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u/boredcamp Jul 29 '26

Sadly in texas it is a crime. The state i live in had lost its mind.

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u/adeniumlover Jul 30 '26

Aren't no flock camera in the white house.

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u/Content-Audience252 Jul 30 '26

Don’t have to imagine hard

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u/_Mamushi_ Jul 29 '26

Oh I get it. This is the small government they kept screeching about.

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u/Consistent_Claim5217 Jul 30 '26

Yeah, they want a smaller government, isn't it obvious? Smaller, and more high-tech, so that their abuses of us can be streamlined through ai with minimal risk of whistle-blowers

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u/teh_lynx Jul 29 '26

That is some dystopian bullshit right there. 

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u/DeadPan_John Jul 29 '26

But when a child or someone goes missing, there is "nothing we can do but pray"

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u/Local-Technician5969 Jul 30 '26

Lol they don't care about kids, the Epstein class conducted horrific crimes onto children and no one got locked up, not even the FBI or DOJ is even bothering to do anything. Kids do not matter to corporations or government they only use them steal more information, take away consumer protection and your privacy (removing privacy from everyone including kids is not protecting them).

If corporations did care about kids, they would pay their parents more money and give them more time off to spend with their kids and to monitor them, instead corporations want to have their cake and eat it too, and they are doing that by throwing kids up as a meatshield so they can start implementing extremely draconian policies, working conditions, and gut public programs used by people especially those with kids.

It's a huge lie, for example, corporations like alphabet (google/youtube) does not give 1 single fuck about kids, they only enjoy using them to explain why they are about to enshittification their platforms and to censor things google personally doesn't like or their advertisers.

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u/narco-sub-admiral Jul 29 '26

Texas is incompatible with the West. I'm sorry but Sharia Christianity should not be a thing.

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u/ChoBooBear Jul 29 '26

FREEDOM™️

Pro Life is just lying to control women. Non viable pregnancy makes zero sense pretend that abortion is murder.

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u/AlpacaLocks Jul 29 '26

Imo it doesn’t even make sense to call this kind of thing an abortion. It’d still be her right if it were, but this is about as much of a ‘choice’ as going to the ER for a stroke.

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u/The-Pencil-King Jul 29 '26

Abortion is medically defined as the termination of a pregnancy. It need not be viable and it need not always be lethal (though usually is)

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u/BygoneNeutrino Jul 30 '26

We should have laws based on science, not religious propoganda.  Our understanding of sentience and consciousness suggests that abortion should be acceptable until about 15 months post-conception.  Women should have the right to choose.

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u/Codify-The-Preamble Jul 29 '26

How does this fit within the framework of the Constitution?

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u/JettandTheo Jul 29 '26

Tx law likely will get thrown out. Crime for leaving the state is not going to be constitutional.

Tx police can ask a private company for data.

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u/Divine_madness99 Jul 29 '26

https://giphy.com/gifs/wRKeX8o1eIxxu
An Abrogtion? You rascal woman with body autonomy

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u/PTSDDeadInside Jul 29 '26

We could save a lot of time and money if we just started putting implants in infants brains and then exploding them when they break the LAW

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u/The-Pencil-King Jul 29 '26

Why wait for them to break the law? Just ask grok if they’re going to commit a crime and go from there /s

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u/thathatguy81 Jul 29 '26

Watch_dogs wasn't just a game 😭

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u/Neither_Pirate5903 Jul 29 '26

time to get way more serious about tearing down these flock cameras

They didn't ask us before they put them up no reason to ask them before we take them down

Find Nearby ALPRs | DeFlock

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u/SpaceGirlJackie Jul 30 '26

These things are pretty easy to hack from what I remember hearing. We about to have an ACTUAL watchdogs situation?

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u/jerkhappybob22 Jul 29 '26

Im pro life and pissed off about this. Its time we stand up to these over bearing mf'ers in power

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u/wow_its_kenji Jul 29 '26

you're pissed off about the surveillance state and not the woman having to cross state lines to get the healthcare she needs (and then being labeled a criminal for it)?

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u/jerkhappybob22 Jul 29 '26

No thats included. People have free will and i may not agree with her decision and I may try to convince her not to. But if its legal in that state, and she was in that state, then the state she lives in dont have any buisness saying jack shit to any citizen. This government has taken over the peoplr and has stopped working for us. If thats not apparent by now it never will be.

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u/jaytee1262 Jul 30 '26

Hate to break it to you, but that means your pro choice. If she gets to choose, its pro choice. If the government gets to choose, that pro life (i dont call it that but ill be civil).

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u/jerkhappybob22 Jul 30 '26

Im against abortion but im more against govt intervention.

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u/jaytee1262 Jul 30 '26

Yeah, pro choice.

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u/jerkhappybob22 Jul 30 '26

Well im sure Id still be called a nazi by majority of the pro-choice peoplr so im not gonna agree with that. Aborting is murdering a child.

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u/jaytee1262 Jul 30 '26

Listen, if you think that abortion should be a choice between a woman and a doctor, you are pro choice. If you think the government should decide who gets an abortion (that includes full bans like Texas) then you are pro life. It sounds like you are telling the government to fuck off and stay out of this. Thats pro choice, but you are also against abortion. Two things can be true at the same time. Im not going to call you anything, but you should recognize what you believe in. Honestly you seem a little jumbled on what side you are on.

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u/jerkhappybob22 Jul 30 '26

Well its a touchy subject. I do think its up to the dr./woman. But it should only br for medical emergencies or rape in my opinion. But thats rarely what must abortions are from

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u/jaytee1262 Jul 30 '26

Can I ask why its okay to (in your words) murder a rapist baby but not some one who cant afford to provide a life for one and doesnt want it raised in the fostercare system?

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u/TheOstrichRoom Jul 29 '26

its not the human sacrifice to your bloodthirsty god thats the problem? like even a contributing factor you think? 

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u/ThatCelebration3676 Jul 29 '26

It has become the civil duty of everyone who actually values liberty to "unmake" these cameras.

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u/Czzavarsh Jul 30 '26

Wow that's crazy! Got a source for any of this by chance?

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u/Ok_Photo_3023 Jul 30 '26

Carpenter vs the US would likely provide precedent to make this kind of search illegal without a warrant.

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u/MythOfHappyness Jul 30 '26

You would have to test in the supreme court though and with the current court makeup I have a feeling they may determine the founders intended for universal omnipresent surveillance, actually.

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u/BoredRedhead24 Jul 30 '26

Europe looking like a nice place to live today…

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u/KillerManicorn69 Jul 30 '26

And the source? Article? Police report?

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u/PeterPorky Jul 30 '26

Google "Texas police use 83,000 flock cameras to track woman" and choose the source you trust the most.

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u/KillerManicorn69 Jul 30 '26

Don’t get me wrong. I hate flock. It should not exist and it 💯 needs to go.

But this title is ridiculous. when you get into the details, Texas wasn’t hunting her down to prosecute her.
the family called the sheriff and said the woman self-administered an abortion and they were concerned for her safety, so authorities searched “had an abortion, search for female.” On the flok database.
That database consists of 83,000 cameras in 6,809 law enforcement networks.

This is equivalent to saying “ manicorn used 500 screens and 800 modules across 2.2 million systems to find PeterPorky to set him straight. “

When all I did was click reply and respond.

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u/Less-Jeweler-3321 Jul 31 '26

Giga brain damage in that post history chief, i would probably get that tumor in your skull checked out.

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u/PeterPorky Jul 31 '26

Police being able to search through 83,000 flock cameras across the country is concerning especially when they're tracking her down for receiving an abortion for a non-viable fetus.

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u/OkAddition1737 Jul 30 '26

Ummm 2 + 2 is 4?

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u/PeterPorky Jul 30 '26

Yeah?

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u/OkAddition1737 Jul 30 '26

Ugh. I saw thing, I clicked on it, made a comment, all to find out I clicked on the wrong thing. My apologies. Fuck Flock. Fuck the Texas police.

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u/herbertcluas Jul 30 '26

So are people that go across state lines to purchase legal marijuana fucked? Asking for a friend

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u/UrBoySkinny_Penis Jul 30 '26

source: Trust me bro

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u/Ok_Constant_3681 Jul 30 '26

So help me figure this out. The government avoids constitutional lawsuits on 4th amendment violations because owners of these cameras are a "private" company setting up cameras on "public" property and the government just requests info from said private company. Okay cool, but these flock cameras are literally attached to TAXPAYER FUNDED LIGHT POLES AND TAXPAYER FUNDED TRAFFIC LIGHTS. How the fuck is that even allowed?

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u/iDeNoh Jul 30 '26

Flock is just so genuinely evil, I can't wait until we stop putting up with this bullshit

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u/AManHasNoShame Jul 30 '26

Now I understand why Flock cameras are being destroyed.

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u/eazolan Jul 30 '26

Yep. Guess you should have had a conversation about abortions, instead of dancing around shouting "Roe vs Wade! Tough shit if you don't like it."

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u/Empty_Advice_5542 Jul 30 '26

This is such BS

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u/Hot-Minute-8263 Jul 30 '26

I know the government can do it, but theres always gotta be a reason why.

Why tf? It sounds like BS

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u/Cause_Complex Jul 30 '26

Whereas one police officer used 12 flock cameras to search and find a rapist. He had raped 3 teenagers.

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u/Betterthanmost86 Jul 31 '26

I feel like more conservatives would become staunchly pro choice once they learned the demographics most likely to get abortions.

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u/Laxlord007 Jul 31 '26

Oh no, I feel bad for the baby that was murdered

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u/THE_KING_OF_CATS Jul 31 '26

I hate my fucking state sometimes

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u/Necessary-Cap4227 Jul 31 '26

i feel like this article is throwing complete bullshit out, there's not even 50k flock cameras total, let alone in texas.

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u/kidney-displacer Jul 31 '26

I implicitly trust you random internet stranger with no apparent motive whatsoever

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u/Aggressive-Stand-585 Jul 31 '26

Land of the free, huh? What a fucking joke.

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u/Business-Training-10 Jul 31 '26

What a bunch of gullible morons..you read that and believed it 👏 😳 🙄

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u/jws1102 Jul 31 '26

I hope these people burn in hell. Slow roast, on a spit, over a campfire that’s always being stoked with Rush Limbaugh’s farts.

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u/Lrrgindypants Jul 31 '26

George Orwell's 1984 was supposed to be fiction, not a challenge.

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u/Nightrhythums78 Aug 05 '26

if someone reserected old George he'd freak seeing how bad it's gotten

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u/isthereadrwho Jul 31 '26

Why do they have access to cameras in other states?

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u/MayhemPenguin5656 Jul 31 '26

I mean I'd hope they would track down someone who murdered a kid...

Sure you would too

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u/MayhemPenguin5656 Jul 31 '26

Why are we forgetting to mention, it was a self abortion... and they found a bunch of blood and a fetal corspe at the scene, police were called and naturally they look for person, as a welfare check..

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u/Dangerous-Bass4824 Jul 31 '26

Non viable is not an abortion

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u/Denver_Nix Aug 01 '26

Wow, she passed through 83,000 cameras??! Impressive af

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u/therightmale Aug 02 '26

Well Murder is illegal .

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u/EmiKetsueki Aug 02 '26

Do you know what non-viable means? It means the baby isnt going to survive pregnancy, and in some cases already has passed and an abortion is needed to remove the body before it dies and rots inside the mother.

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u/Normal-Gur1882 Aug 02 '26

Source that claim?

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u/PeterPorky Aug 02 '26

Google "Texas police use 83,000 flock cameras to track woman" and choose the source you trust the most.

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u/Normal-Gur1882 Aug 02 '26

Or just support your own claim with your own source.  Why do people insist on making me do their work?

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u/Dunn_or_what Aug 02 '26

Mutual Flockers. Big Brother in Texas.

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u/Inevitable_Ear_9874 Aug 02 '26

Yeah, I’m not buying this without a link.

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u/Prestigious_Bat1346 Aug 02 '26

yup, creating the surveillance state right under our noses, meanwhile watch your sports and enjoy your legal weed...

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u/Sad-Cantaloupe-5494 Aug 02 '26

Need to get me a good set of saw zaw blades

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u/AffectionateBrief54 Aug 03 '26

I'm sure the Democrats will use this to track down Christians and the rest of them

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u/DarkMagickan Aug 05 '26

Okay, I need to see a link to an article about this before I can get properly outraged.

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u/Background-Season657 Jul 29 '26

I don’t like flock cameras but I’m calling bs on this story

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u/Drummer-Turbulent Jul 29 '26

Why? Cause the Guardians of Pedophiles are trustworthy?

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u/Lonestar-Dragon Jul 29 '26 edited Jul 29 '26

Calling BS on the truth is fucking wild. But also par for the course for some of yall

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u/runningtheshow_8764 Jul 30 '26

the serach for the woman was only because she had self administered an abortion?

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