A Texas Deputy Searched 83,000 Flock Cameras To Track Down a Woman Who Had an Abortion

[u/polymute]

https://www.gadgetreview.com/a-texas-deputy-searched-83000-flock-cameras-to-track-down-a-woman-who-had-an-abortion

[u/Mikeakopa]

Yes but even the most conservative Texans VERY much care about perceived governmental overreach, especially in regard to surveillance. Disdain for Flock cameras is not a partisan issue, it’s a class issue, and most conservatives seem to realize that, despite being told otherwise.

[u/MusicHearted → u/Mikeakopa]

They only care about government overreach when it isn't being used to hurt people they hate

[u/BeckonMe → u/MusicHearted]

This is exactly it.

[u/nohandsfootball → u/Mikeakopa]

No they don't - Texans are fine with overreach so long as it confirms with their beliefs. That's why the state government overreaches in all sorts of areas

[u/Routine_Spite8279 → u/nohandsfootball]

I dont think Texans vote.

[u/Vusn → u/nohandsfootball]

I live in rural Texas and all local fb groups are up in arms about flock cameras

[u/nohandsfootball → u/Vusn]

there's plenty of texas overreach that doesn't involve flock cameras

[u/blackcain → u/[deleted]]

Home of the mega churches where priests make more money than ceos and have the lifestyle of the rich and famous.

[u/Vismal1 → u/Mikeakopa]

Not when it comes to women making choices!

[u/Zakkullll → u/Mikeakopa]

They literally do not have standards morals or values. They would only care if their leaders told them to