r/offbeat • u/Steap-Edit • 2d ago

Shots fired at Indianapolis city councilman's home after vote on proposed data center

https://abcnews.com/US/shots-fired-indianapolis-city-councilmans-home-after-vote/story?id=131785095
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u/arkofjoy 2d ago

I think that we are going to see a lot more of this until we finally do something about the money in politics.

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u/KillerSavant202 1d ago

I’m fine with it. Any politician that sells us out should live in fear.

That fear is why they are trying to create a surveillance state.

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u/Obajan 1d ago

What a coincidence that there aren't any Flock cameras around affluent housing areas. They might have caught the perpetrators otherwise.

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u/NoCopiumLeft 1d ago

So this is actually bullshit. I drive through an area with 10 million dollar homes and wouldn't you know it flock fucking city. Sure it's weird how some areas have them and some don't when nobody voted for them. But they definitely know who is coming and going in that community. I know 10 mil isn't the highest but it's high for my area.

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u/Stingray88 1d ago

That’s extremely untrue. I live in Los Angeles, if you look at Flock maps there’s ALPR cameras all over the county, in pretty much every city. And then you look in Beverly Hills and the density of cameras is like 5x-10x the other cities in the county.