Anonymous #1 23h

So that if you were accidentally doing something illegal you can self correct real quick

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Anonymous #3 23h

Just dont be speeding then 🤷‍♂️

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Anonymous #1 23h

You’re one of these people 😑

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Anonymous #1 23h

If you are doing nothing wrong you have nothing to hide 😊

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Anonymous #3 23h

Speeding is dangerous, why would I be in favor of encouraging that?

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Anonymous #1 23h

You are being purposely obtuse by framing the problem as whether or not one should encourage speeding, I’m not going to engage with that.

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Anonymous #1 23h

#1 is why there’s 14 flock cameras on every street

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Anonymous #3 23h

"Cop cars need to be visible so that if/when im speeding I know when to slow down" Is that not your argument?

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Anonymous vintage_trampler 23h

Nah fuck flock, also they dont factor speed so where is the correlation?

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Anonymous #1 23h

Speeding is only dangerous if you lack awareness and don’t know how to control a vehicle

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Anonymous #2 23h

Not even true btw

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Anonymous #1 23h

Benn Jordan, and independent YouTube researcher, easily hacked a flock camera and found it tracks everything from driver appearance, car door dents, and even vehicle speed. They’ve recently added microphones

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Anonymous vintage_trampler 23h

Yeah they take in too much information and they're everywhere, de-flock is great for reporting + seeing where they are. If they do track speed then that's another reason they suck

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Anonymous #1 23h

A hidden cop is the same at a flock camera tbh

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Anonymous #5 23h

That’s not true whatsoever, a flock camera can’t even issue a citation

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Anonymous #2 23h

No it just tracks you and sells your movements to ice.

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Anonymous #5 23h

Not at all

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You have a right when it comes to stops and seizures, you dont when it comes to looking at cop cars. What point are you even making

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Anonymous #1 23h

Yeah you’re right stupid point.

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Anonymous #1 23h

Still a cop should be obviously visible

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Anonymous #3 23h

Would you see a difference between a unidentifiable cop car vs clearly marked parked around a corner with a speed gun

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Anonymous #1 23h

Probably. People tend to speed a little bit by default. If anything it is safer if someone sees a cop car and proceeds to slow down. You are arguing that they should blow right past the cop and continue endangering themselves and others for the sake of getting caught?

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Anonymous #1 23h

Were you a hall monitor in elementary school?

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Anonymous #3 23h

But the cop car around the corner isn't immediately visible, isn't that your whole issue? Im saying it's dangerous and selfish to be speeding, if getting a ticket or two is what it takes for someone to realize that, skill issue ig idk

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Anonymous #1 23h

If it is cops job to keep people safe by lowering speeds (it’s not they’re just poor people bullies) would it not make more sense to have a clearly marked vehicle that makes passing cars slow down instead of in unmarked vehicle which does nothing

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Anonymous vintage_trampler 23h

In your eyes someone will be speeding, see a cop car, slow down and then for the rest of the drive cease to speed? Im not sure that's reality broski

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Anonymous #1 23h

I don’t understand your point, are you just ideologically in favor of undercover police silently monitoring people, waiting to give them tickets and arrests?

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Anonymous #3 22h

If the stop itself is legal in nature, I do not see a problem with police vehicles that are not immediately recognizable. If the stop is illegal then I would be against it no matter the visibility of said police vehicle

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Anonymous #1 22h

If the vehicle had been clearly marked, then the drivers that slowed down when they saw it may have been saved from dying or killing someone in a crash, but you think busting people is more important

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Anonymous #1 22h

Something like 40,000 people die in traffic accidents a year, and being that driving is a privilege and not a right I don't see a problem with tickets and/or restrictions for those that demonstrate they cannot safely operate a vehicle on the road

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Anonymous vintage_trampler 22h

They would have slowed down to pass the cop and then most likely sped back up

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Anonymous #1 22h

Along the same line, I dont see a problem with cops that wait outside of bars and catch people driving drunk

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Anonymous #1 21h

Even if I’m not doing anything wrong it stresses me TF out😭😭

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