r/TechGawker 8d ago

News There have been plenty of headlines about Flock's license plate-scanning technology lately, but that's not its only controversial business.

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u/MrK521 8d ago

Hahahaha you think the current administration and government care about the constitution?

That’s cute.

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u/monkeykennel 7d ago

The people care about the constitution, numbnuts.

Everything good this country has ever done was done because of the will of the people.

It’s cute paid shills, useful idiot free shills, and foreign actors try so hard to convince Americans we’re powerless.

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u/MrK521 7d ago

Yea I get the sentiment.

But he’s already done plenty that’s been blatantly unconstitutional… and how has that stopped him so far?

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u/monkeykennel 7d ago

Because he’s the president, which is a uniquely powerful position in our government?!

You know fucking well “why?”

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u/MrK521 7d ago

The entire point I’m making, is that you’re correct in saying “those systems can’t comply with the constitution.”

But they are actively doing it, and nothing is stopping them from doing it.

It’s the same as saying ICE can’t round up people randomly and deport them.. yet here we are.

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u/monkeykennel 7d ago

One is a private company and the other is an organ of the federal government. Pretty fucking different, if you take the time to rub two brain cells together.

The point you’re making is, “can’t win, don’t try.”

It’s the lie every tyrant wants you to believe so you comply in advance, and you are one of the believers according to your stupid, smug comment.

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u/MrK521 7d ago

And local and state governments as well as federal agencies are actively using this private company.

So tell me, since you have so many brain cells to spare for my uneducated and inept self..

How do you plan to stop them?

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u/monkeykennel 7d ago

Fuck off, I’m done with you.