Letter to the Editors: DIY solutions to Flock cameras
Editors note: this was an anonymous reportback. It contains some spelling errors; since we have no way of contacting the author about editing suggestions, we chose not to make any changes.
this is a report and call to ation from one of the people who wont’t tolerte flock cameras in their area.
i’m one person but many people sabotage flock cameras. i’ve disabled upwards of a dozen. sometimes when i come across them, theyve already been painted over, or had their wires unplugged. personally, i’m not satisfieduntil they are smashed beyond repair. A pause on flocks is not enough. As long as those cameras are stilll up, they’re a threat to anyone who doesn’t fit into the dominant culture. so I hope more people will take some initiative. It’s great to see so many people in our town showing up to city council meetings to demand n end to this despotic addition to the surveillance state. I hope those same people arer cancelling their accounts at OCCu and not shopping at Lowes. They are two of the private businesses that have contracts with Flock
May all the flock camerasbe reduced to shattered pieces.
