"washington examiner"

Oh, no thanks.

I am begging lemmy to learn how to take a win.

So, we've proved that we can put pressure on Flock. Now let's put pressure on this other company.

Exactly: https://www.404media.co/cities-are-ditching-flock-immediately-replacing-it-with-axon-license-plate-readers/

This is a win. Now, if your city did this: Set a calendar remainder (scheduled email, alarm, I don't care what) for in 2 months to check that your city doesn't return to Flock or one of their competitors. Demand real reduction of surveillance.

They don't have a national network yet at least

If you're in one of these cities, schedule an email to your councilperson to send in a few weeks about it. Remind them we don't want any other surveillance on your streets. (Maybe a calendar reminder for you too, to check and see what nonsense they've gotten to.)

Step 1: build a guillotine.

Step 2: bring it to a town hall.

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