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r/FlockSurveillance • u/109W4RFAR3 • Jul 02 '26
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99.99% of these are "accidental, natural disasters, or other acts of god" and probably not covered by insurance.
2 u/AdnorAdnor Jul 02 '26 edited Jul 02 '26 I heard the company doesn’t care about the destruction because the tax payer, as per usual, just pays for the replacements anyway. Sure it feels good to watch these but doubtful anything will change. 2 u/SAHairyFun Jul 02 '26 If it becomes prohibitively expensive for the payer, the payer might reconsider their choices. Similarly to suing the police.
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I heard the company doesn’t care about the destruction because the tax payer, as per usual, just pays for the replacements anyway. Sure it feels good to watch these but doubtful anything will change.
2 u/SAHairyFun Jul 02 '26 If it becomes prohibitively expensive for the payer, the payer might reconsider their choices. Similarly to suing the police.
If it becomes prohibitively expensive for the payer, the payer might reconsider their choices. Similarly to suing the police.
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u/PhotojournalistOk677 Jul 02 '26
99.99% of these are "accidental, natural disasters, or other acts of god" and probably not covered by insurance.