Tick Tock Time to Stop Flock #Flock #FlockCamera #surveillance
The short version: A faith-based channel adds its voice to the growing chorus calling out Flock Safety's ALPR network, proof this issue crosses every demographic line.
Our Take
When a channel called Saving Souls Ministries picks up the Flock Safety fight, it's a reminder that opposition to blanket license plate surveillance isn't confined to privacy wonks or civil liberties lawyers. This is a kitchen-table issue, and it's showing up in sermons, community meetings, and now YouTube uploads with titles blunt enough to make the point in five words: Tick Tock Time to Stop Flock.
We don't have much to go on here beyond the title and the creator's clear intent, so we'll keep our own claims modest. But the broader trend is unmistakable: more ordinary Americans, across political and religious lines, are waking up to the fact that a private company's cameras are quietly logging where their cars go, every day, often without a warrant or any public vote. That kind of infrastructure doesn't care if you're religious, secular, liberal, or conservative — it just logs the plate.
Credit to Saving Souls Ministries for putting a moral frame on what is ultimately a question of power: who gets to watch, store, and share the record of your movements. If this video has you looking around your own town, check our camera map to see what's already been installed near you, and use our take-action resources to push back before the next contract gets signed.
This is DeFlock The USA’s original commentary. The video above is the work of Saving Souls Ministries, published on YouTube — full credit to the creator.