Supervised Charity

I got Flock’d yesterday.

Outside our local supermarket there are a couple of charity collection bins — you know the ones I mean, those dumpster-looking things with old mailbox-type swinging flaps.

Well lo and behold, as I was doing my monthly closet-cleansing routine I looked up and saw you-know-what perched on a pole above my head.

So after I’d dropped our two Trader Joe’s bags into the slot-door thingy, I waved goodbye to the camera:

…and carried on with my supermarket trip.

I know, I know:  the camera is only there because some assholes persist in using the bins for garbage disposal, and the charity clearly wants to pass information of said dumpers on to the fuzz for their attention.

It didn’t make me feel any better, though.  So I guess I’ll just be finding another drop which doesn’t play Eye-Spy with its donor class.    And if they all start doing it, I’ll just dump our donations into a different kind of dumpster in future.

Yeah, I feel that strongly about it.

And you’ll appreciate the next post, then.

One comment

  1. I said something on your first post about Fluck cameras that the left wing will be all in favor of them, until they realize that they’ll be used to spot our dazzling urbanites committing crimes, and our illegal immigrants demonstrating just how “diversity” works. Then they’ll demand to shut them down.

    Here’s an interesting article about my former home state, where they’re demanding a slightly different way that they’ll stop them from being used against their favored classes:

    https://www.campusreform.org/article/university-minnesota-removes-flock-camera-somali-heavy-neighborhood-others-remain/30656

    Yup, they’ll pull these 4th Amendment violations down ONLY in the areas where they know they’ll be used against their parasite class. I’m guessing that they won’t protest about them being put all over where normal. law-abiding US citizens live and work.

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