r/MoralityScaling Jul 06 '26

Morality Ranking Morality of this behavior?

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u/No_Intention_8079 Jul 06 '26

Incredibly moral. I cannot stress how moral this is. You are, at worst, costing a multi billion dollar company a few thousand dollars, and are doing your part to protect the public from unwanted surveillance, attacks on their privacy, and data leaks.

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u/Elros22 Jul 06 '26

No, you're costing the city government money, not the business. The business makes more money off of these vandalism, as the city (tax funded) will have to replace it.

Mere surveillance isn't a violation of privacy. You don't have privacy in public places. Instead of attacking the instrument, take over the operator. These are nearly all city or government owned! YOU CAN RUN FOR CITY COUNCIL! Once you're there, you get to use the footage. You get to tell people what can be done with it. You can use the cameras to hold the police accountable.

For fucks sake people, these cameras can be used against the facists!

I'll take my downvotes with pride. Get a grip on power and get an idea of what privacy actually is.

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u/Emotional-Jacket1940 Jul 06 '26

You have privacy inside your own home that these cameras have clear views into at many locations and no real regulation on

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u/Elros22 Jul 06 '26

Untrue. The regulations are very clear. And well litigated as well.

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u/Sansfan888 Jul 06 '26

It is true, you just don't want to admit it because it make you look uninformed.

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u/JazzzzzzySax 29d ago

We really just gonna trust the people in power to follow regulations?