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Our Take

Love Jesus Company's short take on Flock cameras lands from an angle we don't usually cover — scripture and spiritual warning rather than policy analysis — but the underlying concern tracks with what we've been saying for years: a privately-run network of AI cameras quietly logging where everyone drives, stored in a cloud most of us will never get to see, inspect, or challenge. You don't need a theological framework to find that unsettling. You just need to understand how the system actually works.

What's notable here isn't the specific framing, it's who's doing the framing. Opposition to Flock-style surveillance isn't a left issue or a right issue, and it's clearly not confined to civil liberties wonks or privacy nerds either. Faith communities, farmers, defense attorneys, domestic violence advocates, and plain old small-government conservatives have all raised the same basic objection: a technology built to track 'bad guys' ends up tracking everybody, permanently, with almost no transparency about who's watching or why.

Credit to the creator for putting this in front of an audience that might not otherwise think about license plate readers at all — that's exactly how this fight gets won, one unexpected audience at a time. If this is the first you're hearing about Flock cameras in your own area, check our camera map to see what's already been installed near you, and visit take action for concrete steps to push back at the city council level.