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4th Amendment Protecting Your Life's Mosaic from Flock Camera

Constitutional Sound Bites by David Shestokas · 2 months ago

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The 4th Amendment's standards are designed to protect against government overreach. The source is inalienable rights outlined by James Otis in 1761. Flock Cameras Violate American Principles of Privacy Dating to 1761. FLock conducts the same dragnet collection, but without any target at all—no robbery, no crime—where cameras run 24/7 just in case something happens. The 4th Amendment was written…

This is DeFlock The USA’s original commentary. The video above is the work of Constitutional Sound Bites by David Shestokas, published on YouTube — full credit to the creator.

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