Block Flock Gainesville, Texas

Jared Weir

Because it’s a blatant invasion of the general public’s privacy.

Steven Price

We don’t need them! Government overstepping.

Barrett Clark

1984

Greg Cleveland

Violation of the 4th amendment.

Sherri Thurman

I'm sick and tired of the overreach of the government. My life is MY business.

Mark Clark

State surveillance is never just for solving crimes. It will be used to abuse and oppress dissent.

Janet Bland

join our other communities around us and stop the spying, it's our right.

Colton Mercer

This is the means in which the citizen's voices will be heard. The flock cameras are an infringement on our rights. The same rights that so many faithful members of our society have died to protect. We should do our part to stand against the relinquishing of these freedoms.

Debra West

This technology is not needed. It is an invasion of my privacy

Landon Cassity

i hate israeli AI camera™️

Hunter Musquiz

Privacy is a very important aspect of all peoples lives, and flock cameras are a violation of that privacy. Do not install flock cameras ANYWHERE

Dalton Peters

I do not condone illegal search

Skyla Williams

Because I want my privacy rights backs

David Lewis

Cause Noah is a real G

Jayden Alvarez

This is America

Sandra DeMent

I don’t like the burgeoning surveillance state the Flock cameras represent. It will happen by increments. In five years, or in ten years, will we be given a “social score” like the Chinese? Who will be in charge then? Will they be trustworthy? If illegal surveillance - that without a warrant and probable cause - is not stopped in its tracks now, where will it lead? Though l live very near city limits, I do business nearly daily within city limits, so this is a subject very germane to me.

Sarah Wetterlund

I do not appreciate bureaucratic overreach, and these are footholds of the surveillance state. Red light cameras are a little different, but these are a big NO

Raven Thompson

I like my privacy and don’t want unnecessary interventions being made in my town.

Ty Jones

Flock cameras are an unnecessary invasion of privacy. There have been numerous instances of these systems causing more harm than good, and our small town should not be subjected to this level of constant surveillance.

Crystie Burnett

Loss of freedom is loss of freedom, regardless the reason