Flockophobia the ultimate retard right. Actually collaborating in anarchotyranny.
— Curtis Yarvin (@curtis_yarvin) September 1, 2026
Yes let’s make everyone less safe so we can put on tri-cornered hats and play pretend we live in a Free Community of Citizens and not a GTA VI slave labor hellscape. Now where did I put my musket https://t.co/FGh39EwYzo
Surveillance cameras are the most prevalent tool of anarchotyranny. They can mail you a ticket for not coming to a complete stop before turning right on red, track you driving to and from Unite the Right, but nigg?rs can stab someone on video and the charges will be dropped. https://t.co/vuGf7hU0HJ
— White Monster Pepe (@Cringepilled) September 1, 2026
The Right has turned on Flock Safety.
— Will Chamberlain (@willchamberlain) September 1, 2026
In the past few weeks, it’s been hard to scroll X for even five minutes without running into some anti-Flock screed, or some news about Flock's automated license-plate reading cameras (ALPRs) being destroyed by angry citizens. And I can… pic.twitter.com/T7OK3oyEli
Flock eliminates crime. Decline is a choice.@flocksafety pic.twitter.com/sJjNOV0Dc2
— a16z (@a16z) September 1, 2026
It is now been over a year since Iryna was murdered. Her killer is currently in a four month treatment program to “restore his mental capacity”
— Uubzu v4 (@uubzu) September 1, 2026
This nation’s idea of justice is deeply, deeply warped pic.twitter.com/SF7d02VK05
How does poverty cause this? https://t.co/l3pZ88Xf4Z
— Kangmin Lee | ??? (@kangminlee) August 31, 2026
NEW – Bank of America vice president Erin Piacenti, stabbed to death in yesterday's Times Square knife attack that also wounded another person and ended with the suspect shot dead by police — Bloomberg pic.twitter.com/qGmI9Pfnhp
— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) September 1, 2026
New York City is the closest thing to hell on earth https://t.co/qevh31UA2O
— Alex Stein #99 (@alexstein99) September 1, 2026
The internet is still unbeaten ??? pic.twitter.com/YBivPjDj4G
— Bitcoin Clown ? (@bitcoin_clown) September 1, 2026
— Pol Atreides (@Aliathewhite) September 2, 2026
My thoughts on Flock Safety cameras:
1. I live in a rural area in Alabama where we don’t have Flock cameras.
2. My experience with Flock cameras and other similar types of devices that read license plates is reducible to the four or five automated traffic tickets that I received in the mail over the past few years when traveling in nearby cities like Montgomery, Auburn, Dothan and Columbus, GA.
3. There are over 5,000 Flock cameras in Atlanta and 1,500 in Birmingham. There are over 28,000 Flock Safety and Ring cameras and other types of surveillance cameras in Atlanta where Flock Safety is based. Flock cameras haven’t meaningfully increased the crime clearance rate in Atlanta.
4. Times Square in New York City has always been lit up with surveillance cameras. These cameras didn’t stop that Bank of America executive from getting slaughtered there in broad daylight by a mentally ill Hispanic woman. The viral videos of Daniel Penny on the New York City subway, Iryna Zarutska’s murder in Charlotte and Ryan Carson’s murder in Brooklyn didn’t change anything.
5. Is it safe to ride MARTA trains in Atlanta? Do you want your community to be as safe as Fulton County, GA? If Flock cameras and Ring cameras create safer communities, then Atlanta would be the poster child of why we need the AI surveillance state. I’m unconvinced.
6. In my experience, surveillance cameras which have long been ubiquitous in public schools and on public transit and buses just give us a window to look upon social dysfunction. I’ve seen thousands of viral videos of black-on-White assaults in public schools and on school buses.
7. Finally, we need Flock cameras and AI data centers to create parody video mix ups of these gruesome murders because nothing ever changes. There are more of these disturbed people on the streets.
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