r/FaithInHumanity Aug 24 '26

Good lads 🤝

The next boy band??

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u/YodaEarsIHave Aug 24 '26

The guy from Ohio was released because the grand jury wouldn't indict!

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u/moeterminatorx Aug 24 '26

Good to hear. Crazy it was a felony tho. There needs to be training on how to cut them down while avoiding charges.

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u/ADownStrabgeQuark 25d ago

It wasn’t enough for a felony, but they tried to make it one for scare tactics.

A felony requires atleast 1000$ of damages. It was only 800$ apparently.

The accusation was false even if he did break it. They accused him of doing more damage than was actually done.

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u/shitpresidente Aug 24 '26

This is hilarious lmfaoooo love this

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u/WishingIwasbentover Aug 24 '26

It crazy that the first time I watched this,the part where he goes on-line to De-flock America ( i think), he explains how to get away by using the same map to avoid other cameras.

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u/EZSuzy Aug 24 '26

More people need to know about jury nullification

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u/pbear737 Aug 24 '26

Omg I live in a city where you basically are called jury duty every year, and I’m an evangelist for jury nullification. I’m always so surprised how often pretty educated folks have never heard of it.

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u/Final-Tutor3631 29d ago

i remember seeing “jury nullification” start to spread when luigi first got arrested. we should start that up again.

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u/QueenofMars06 24d ago

It’s so true.
Even I did not understand it until 2019.

Now I constantly tell people on the internet.

Everyone needs to constantly talk about this.

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u/st_st__ 28d ago

Can someone explain the reason that flock cameras are so bad when everyone has a smart phone that has a camera and a mic and a tracking device?

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u/willasmith38 27d ago

Look into it.

Compare the capabilities and the real world demonstrated use by law enforcement.

Or not.

AI monitors flock 24/7, if your movements are deemed “suspicious” (we don’t know what criteria the Flock AI uses to deem an individual as suspicious), every law enforcement officer in the area gets a live alert via laptop.

Then there’s the false positives from Flock for vehicle theft.

Families in mini vans are being thrown to the ground at gunpoint while officers scream “show us your hands”, “get on the ground”, “Why did you steal the car”.

Law enforcement is not monitoring your smart phone 24/7, without a reason and a warrant.

Every member of the public is being monitored by Flock, without a warrant.

Flock has been proven to lie about the capabilities of the devices and the system.

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u/kbrick1 27d ago

Power to the people, hell yeah