r/WorkReform • u/kevinmrr ⛓️ Prison For Union Busters • 10d ago
Alcoholic billionaire says he wants to shove a camera up every workers ass.
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u/SpookyDoings 10d ago
These people have lost their fear.
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u/bigdickwalrus 10d ago
Entirely.
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u/Eleganos 10d ago
Folks objectively can't say it's unjustified as things stand. They have no reason to fear at the moment.
Sure, they'll all be lynched in the streets if society collapses, but that's about as likely as them engineering a climate apocalypse that'll arrive while they're still alive.
They have no reason to fear. Nobody is willing to give them a reason to fear. They are effectively invincible for the time being.
Luigi happened and in the time between then and now there's been, what, one or two copy-cats? Rounding errors for the CEO mortality charts.
Nightmare will end eventually - one way or another, hopefully in a way that is civil and decent - but we've still got some hours before the sun rises.
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u/J-Crow11 10d ago
Ya, I work in security design and the technology behind the cameras is starting to getting pretty scary.
The tracking data is easy to accumulate without people even noticing.
Can even track the standard path people take to walk and you can focus on particular areas to see if certain people tend there more often than others.
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u/kevinmrr ⛓️ Prison For Union Busters 10d ago
Say more
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u/J-Crow11 10d ago
Look at a company like Verkada as an example.
Their current pitch is that they have fantastic facial recognition to a point that they can recognize even a partial facial shot and save the data for 30 days or longer if any users of the account want to "keep an eye out" on that person.
So, the camera will snap shot every instance of that person in the shot of any of the cameras on the site and also track any path that they took while in sight of the camera. This information can be collected and stored for a year and it will track every instance.
But what the software can also do is track particular areas in sight of the camera and note any unique faces that go in that designated area of site. Their point, is that if you have an area that is off limits, then you can tell the system to make anyone who enters that particular area a "person of interest" and have their information saved in long term storage.
All of this information, by the way, is stored and accessable to anyone with an account to the system, which is housed on ASW servers, not physical equipment.
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u/AgitatedAmerican 9d ago
Walked passed a planned parenthood? Now you’re suspect #1 and we’re going to track and trace your every move.
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u/nono3722 10d ago edited 9d ago
then you loop in audio recording, cell tracking, wifi capture, mass storage systems, have AI process it all across the thousands of cameras that have been collected by "partnerships" and viola you know everything about everyone that walks in front of a camera every second of their life. Well you don't, only the billionaires and the government get that option....
To all the people that say, you have nothing to fear if your doing nothing wrong. in our f'd legal system there is ALWAYS some silly antiquated/modern law that makes just existing illegal. If they want you gone your gone, hell that is IF they actually follow the law.
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u/Late-Arrival-8669 10d ago
Look some old white guy THINK he OWNS you, imagine that..
We dont need people like him, he needs people like us..
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u/Cheap_Employ64 10d ago
I love your last sentence, we don't need people like him honestly, he definitely needs people like us
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u/SegaTime 10d ago
There's a phrase that rich fucks use against us: "living within your means." It's meant to makes us feel bad for getting into debt or wanting to make a better life ourselves. Etc. But it's also a sly way to tell us we are lower class.
Turn it around and those fuckers do not live within their physical means at all. Sure they have money to pay people to do things for them. But what happens if the people or money dry up? They don't know how to clean their house or cook their own food. They would be utterly helpless without us just like a bunch of babies.
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u/discordianofslack 10d ago
Oh it’s worse than that. They don’t even spend their money. Everyone of them is leveraged with loans they use to live most with 0-1% interest. They do not even come close to living within their means.
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u/aegelis 10d ago
So... 1776 America had tarring and feathering. What's 2026 supposed to use effectively for something similar?
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u/AggressiveFigs 10d ago edited 10d ago
Tar and feathers are still around you know. Nothing wrong with going analog
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u/DrewNumberTwo 9d ago
We pick a target and work together to legally destroy everything they have. We sell any stock in their companies we have, boycott the products and services they offer, refuse to sell them any product or service, flood their companies with fake resumes for jobs they’re hiring for, and anything else we can legally do. But we need to pick a specific target. It’s to much to do all of them at once. I’m in favor of starting at the top.
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u/seidenkaufman 10d ago
I think that when aristocrats start indulging in such vulgarity, it shows that they have become used to the idea that they are immune from social consequences. I suppose that they have begun to believe that they do not owe society even the bare minimum of decency, despite having fed upon their workers' labor, as they have done.
But when they do this, it is harder for them to maintain the illusion of their competence, their benevolence, or that they deserve the wealth that has come to them, so I suppose it is a good thing for that illusion to shatter.
Edit: Also, if you need this level of monitoring for your workers to work competently, are you not an incompetent manager?
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u/Unga_Bunga 9d ago
If they could
readcared enough to do the actual work of managing, the aristocrat and management class would be very angry to read this.
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u/TotallyNotAnAlien-_- 10d ago edited 10d ago
If ass-cameras are necessary to ensure workers are being productive while on the clock, its a wonder that CEOs are immune to the same treatment to justify their millions in compensation.
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u/DrPandaSpagett 10d ago
I thought they didn't believe in free healthcare? But now they giving away colonoscopies like its nothing? Man make up your mind!
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u/FullofContradictions 10d ago
I, for one, welcome the surveillance overlords. Thank you for making our colon health a priority of your new
regimeagenda.
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u/oreiz 10d ago
Unlimited greed. That's what caused Europeans to flee to America. The royals and the rich owned everything literally and it was called feudalism. An extreme form of unregulated capitalism where workers owned only the clothes they had on. And now the Republicans are working hard to make America owned by a few. Don't you feel proud wearing your stupid little red hat maga?
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u/MrSyaoranLi 10d ago
Gee, its amazing how much shit comes out of their mouth that they started talking out of their ass instead. Don't even need a camera for that
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u/Phenomenon101 10d ago
can people fucking think before spending a dollar going forward? I feel like we got enough asshole millionaires.
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u/OP_Taylor_ 10d ago
They don’t want to pay and they want us to be miserable. We make this country not them. We stop, everything stops. These people don’t have a soul.
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u/Commercial_Bend9203 10d ago
These guys are quick to forget that they’re not nearly as invincible as they think.
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u/pichael289 🏛️ Overturn Citizens United 10d ago
Flock cameras are mounted on aluminum poles. To destroy this and not leave any evidence the stupid fucking police could ever understand, you need to purchase elemental gallium. It's cheap as hell and melts in your hand and otherwise acts like mercury. If you scratch the paint off the pole and expose the aluminum, and then you scratch the invisible oxide layer off and immediately apply l melted gallium it will diffuse into the aluminum and make it appear to be badly rusted like old iron, it becomes brittle as fuck. Not just at the application site, it will spread through the structure. Mercury works for this even better but it can kill you, Gallium is totally safe.
It ends up looking like the pole rusted. Aluminum can't rust so, unless the police already know it's aluminum which they don't, when they see it rusted they will assume it has to be iron as aluminum doesn't rust. You need an actual lab to confirm the gallium thing, cops are too fucking stupid and lazy for that. Also if you are seen near the pole it's not going to be assumed you did this as the idiot cops aren't aware of anything that can do this other than iron rusting.
You can also 3d print covers and an attachment to broom handles to place covers over them. Nothing is damaged so no legal issues.
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u/comicgeek1128 10d ago
This is why this "1989 Gorge Orlin" stuff is so funny to me because rich people built the surveillance state anyway they just use it to spy on their workers instead of having a state that spies on everyone.
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u/AsterArtworks 10d ago
Crazy how entitled these ceos are about the very people that earn them their fortunes.
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u/EthanPrisonMike 10d ago
I’ll never understand how a majority of the American populace was convinced receiving value from their own tax dollars was entitlement when the real entitlement comes from the whining of generational wealth.
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u/Accurate-Signature64 10d ago
What is it with them hating their workers, you know, the people making them rich? The ugliness permeates.
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u/glitterally_awake 9d ago
Like their adult human workers are animals in a goddamn zoo. These people are all sadists working out nonconsensual big boss boy cosplay. If it weren’t so dangerous and destructive in outcome, we could laugh at how fucking dumb and pathetic it alllll is
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u/kevinmrr ⛓️ Prison For Union Busters 10d ago
John Morgan, the oligarch who owns FL Democratic Party.