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“He makes an interesting argument that Flock cameras violate the 2nd Amendment…”

The post from @OrwellDay shares a video of a Port St. Lucie, Florida city council meeting where a speaker argues Flock Safety’s automated license plate recognition cameras violate the 2nd Amendment by tracking individuals at gun stores and ranges, enabling government creation of a gun owner database. Federal law already restricts the ATF from maintaining a centralized national firearms registry, though critics note private systems like Flock sha…
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thewatchtowers.org broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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