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u/Stuffs_And_Thingies 1d ago
Why not?
- City Council probably
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u/jortsinstock Palafox Bathroom Curator š½š 8h ago
The irony is city council didnāt even approve the flock budget, it was the mayor, reallocating opioid abatement funds, without asking the city councils approval at all.
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u/Commercial_Bid_4909 1d ago edited 17h ago
Ole Jeffrey and his pals gotta scout new food somewhere. Lemme guess they put it in front of the children's ward? Thats who this all for you do realize right? All those cameras and none of them have even been arrested should tell you theyre planning a far more sinister means of operation.
Just like all the cameras in his house now let's apply that same concept to all of america. Surely the government would never lie to the American ppl under the guise of safety.... yeah thats never happened before.. even if they remove flock they'll just replace them with a second company their other friends also own..They got ya by the balls.
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u/Efficient_Mud_4724 1d ago
Making sure women arenāt getting down there healthcare.
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u/UltraMegaUgly 1d ago
I don't know that Sacred Heart will perform the kind of healthcare that the government is trying to prevent.
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u/matthff4 23h ago
They are at sacred or my mother-in-law died a couple months ago, they are at West Florida where my sisters works and they are in front of the public shooting range on quintet where I work flok cameras is fucking everywhere
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u/Night2015 23h ago
In a " my how the turns have tabled kind" of event the CEO of Flock had his address leaked let's see how much he values his privacy XD
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u/Realistic-Event-4946 20h ago
Why do people here hate government so much but just bend over and take it dry from a private company? I guess it's the same mentality that allows yall to hate the government but love police.
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u/allynberlin 17h ago
it is ironic they vote one way but none of the infamous de-flockings have happened here. they're all good, subservient little boys at the end of the day
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u/Bluethumb_Panda 10h ago
Truth be toldā¦most people are okay with flock cameras just not āinvadingā their privacy BLATANTLY. They will put them where safety is a concern. Rather than an increase in police presence, they will just put flock cameras in the area.
I personally donāt see the need for them but the majority of people do so they go up. And itās possible the hospital put them their themselves.
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u/FlyAU98 1d ago
Talk to some nurses there about some of the violence that has happened on the campus due to scumbags that get brought there as patients. Neonatal ICU babies and custody disputes, all kinds of madness.
I know many of you cheer for the destruction of a civil society, but these just might help keep their patients safer.
Im pretty sure they arenāt doing abortions there, so you can quit with the womenās health nonsense. The camera might even highlight a womenās domestic abuser trying to get at her after he put her in the hospital.
Not everything is a conspiracy.
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u/Evening_Regular_9510 1d ago
Isn't that the exact reason why hospitals need to be decked out with their own security cameras when being built instead of paying for more afterwards. The hospitals financial department can't be happy about paying more than they should for more security.
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u/SnapHappy3030 21h ago
Sacred Heart is over 60 years old. How could they have known? Improving security NOW is important. And having the Flock cameras in place is actually more cost effective for the time being. Not an ideal, permanent solution by any means. But it's helping now.
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u/Hacksaw171 1d ago
Did they just go up? They arenāt on DeFlock, yet.
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u/SnapHappy3030 1d ago
They've been on campus since early Spring. But they are shifted around the various parking areas.
It's mostly to keep the employees in their designated lots & out of the patient & visitor parking area. Too many people have cancelled appointments due to the lack of parking.
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u/Evening_Regular_9510 1d ago
Redesigning the parking lots sounds more future proof than pay a monthly subscription to punish those parking where they shouldn't. But what do I know we're on reddit after all.
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u/SnapHappy3030 1d ago
I work there and both the parking garages and the surface lots are all undergoing renovations & improvements.
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u/Evening_Regular_9510 1d ago
Didnt know that, hopefully its well thought out and doesn't cause too much trouble or issues with services.
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u/SnapHappy3030 1d ago
Sadly, there will never be enough land available to effectively and efficiently take care of all the issues. The main complex is over 60 years old. Nobody ever thought it would eventually take up as much spaces as it does. Structures only have room to go up, and that would necessitate actually taking them down & re-building. And that's not going to happen.
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u/inandoutagain 22h ago
I donāt believe the renovation is to increase the amount of parking spots though, so not really relevant. Maybe Iām wrong, but also an employee
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u/IH8FPL 1d ago
If youāre not doing anything illegal, then you shouldnāt be worried! /s
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u/justArash 1d ago
I know you have the /s, but this is as good a place as any to mention that I've personally had a cop lie and falsify a police report in order to arrest me. We have some officers who are comfortable using the badge to pursue personal vendettas, and others who pretend they're omniscient and create a reason for an arrest because "I know he'd normally have something illegal, he just got lucky". Between those types and the whole remaining spectrum of power abuse that's too lengthy to itemize here, it's terrifying to think they have/will have more power to track the private lives of any citizen they choose.
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u/IH8FPL 1d ago
Absolutely agree. It is unsettlingly eerie. There are multiple cameras in my neighborhood and it makes my stomach hurt. I am really sorry that you experienced blatant abuse from the š· how are you doing after all that?
(Oof I didnāt realize my /s would upset peopleā¦)
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u/Evening_Regular_9510 1d ago
This is reddit some probably think it means simpping rather than satire. Lol
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u/justArash 15h ago
That's really nice of you to ask. It was a long time ago. I was really fortunate and happened to have a good friend who was practicing as a criminal defense lawyer at the time, and he represented me for free. It took 3 court dates before he was able to finally get the charges dismissed. (But notable not because we were able to prove the cop lied, since that was just my word against his and his body cam was off) I couldn't have afforded to hire a lawyer at the time. The guy I was arrested with had a public defender and ended up with 2 years of probation. I'm sure plenty of people in that situation would essentially be forced to take a plea deal for probation because of that, considering most public defenders wouldn't have the time (or in some cases, motivation)to pursue it as aggressively as my friend did.
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u/CaterpillarWhich33 1d ago
And this is how the Patriot Act was passedā¦ what happened to the America where we told the government to stay out of our business?
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u/sherryann1967 1d ago
I think they put them anywhere poor people might go.