⚠️ THIS IS SATIRE β€” a parody about wanting small government and a private surveillance state at the same time. Nothing here is real, and no data is collected. Read the point ↓
A Constitutional Community Safety Cooperativeβ„’

Get the government off your lawn. Put our camera on it instead.

You believe in small government, personal liberty, and the sacred right to be left alone. That's exactly why you should invite a private, venture-backed company to mount an AI camera on a pole in your front yard β€” forever. We're not the government. So it's not surveillance. It's freedom. Don't tread on me; we'll handle the treading.

Enrollment is free, permanent, non-cancellable, and hereditary. The Founders would've wanted a private company doing this. Probably.

The Program

Four steps to a smaller government and a bigger camera

Liberty shouldn't be complicated. That's why we made handing your privacy to an unaccountable private corporation as easy as saluting. Here's how patriots like you are flocking together β€” ruggedly, individually, in a coordinated herd.

1

You enlist your yard

Sign our one-page enrollment form. Small government means we keep the other 40 pages of terms in a vault. From you.

…and grant a permanent easement.
2

We install The Perchβ„’

A patriot technician erects a pole and a camera on your castle. A private pole. The government could never. Only a company you can't vote out can.

…the pole is now legally ours.
3

The AI vets the whole block

Faces, plates, out-of-state tags, unfamiliar trucks, who visits at 2am. Our model watches everyone to keep your street "free."

…and sells the feed to police and 340 companies.
4

You feel free forever

Or watched forever, which we've constitutionally branded as the same thing. Congratulations, Patriot β€” you're a Charter Freedom Partner!

…there is no step 5. There is no exit.

The Ideology

Small government.
Enormous cameras.

You spent years warning that a government that watches its citizens is tyranny. You were right! So here's the fix: a private company that watches its citizens and then sells the footage to the government. Totally different. The government surveilling you is Big Brother. Us surveilling you and invoicing Big Brother is the free market. The only real distinction is that our logo has an eagle on it.

"The Fourth Amendment protects you from government searches. Great news β€” we're not the government. We're the private middleman who collects everything and sells it to them. Loophole equals liberty."

β€” The FLOCK Constitutional Charter, Article "Trust Us"

"A man's home is his castle. Naturally he should sign a perpetual, non-cancellable easement handing the drawbridge, the moat, and 20 years of doorbell footage to an LLC β€” because the LLC flies a flag and the government doesn't."

β€” FLOCK Liberty & Data Monetization Committee

Real* Patriots

Freedom-lovers are flocking to be watched

*Testimonials generated by the same AI that watches your street. For entertainment and satire only.

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"I spent a decade warning everyone about the NSA. Then a private company offered me the exact same surveillance with an eagle on the box, and honestly? This feels like freedom now."

GH
Gary H.Enlisted his yard in 2 minutes
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"The AI flagged a truck with out-of-state plates on my street. Turned out to be my son-in-law visiting from Ohio, but you can't be too safe. Back the Perch."

DL
Donna L.Charter Freedom Partner
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"I wanted small government so badly I replaced it with a large corporation I can't vote out, can't cancel, and can't see the books of. Tyranny of one, avoided. Tyranny of the other, subscribed."

RC
Randy C.Year 1 of Forever

Questions

Frequently Suppressed Questions

Isn't this exactly the surveillance state you say you oppose?

It would be, if the government ran it. We're a private company, which is completely different, because of freedom, and also our logo. That we then sell everything to the government is a detail best enjoyed at a lower volume.

Whatever happened to "don't tread on me"?

Still core to our values. You won't be tread on by the government. You'll be tread on by a venture-backed LLC with a 40-page terms of service, a data-broker pipeline, and a non-cancellable claim on your yard. Which is patriotism.

Can I cancel the easement later?

No. "Non-cancellable" is the one clause that works exactly as advertised. It binds your heirs, the next owner of your home, and anyone who parks in your driveway with the wrong bumper sticker.

Who actually gets my footage and data?

Us, our 340+ "partners," data brokers, insurers, whoever acquires us β€” and the government, which we sell to directly. So the surveillance state you feared, now with a subscription fee and a middleman taking a cut.

Why is a small-government patriot pitching a total surveillance dragnet?

He isn't. It's a parody about that exact contradiction β€” being furious at government surveillance while cheering the private version that feeds it. Wrapping a camera in a flag doesn't turn off the camera. More below.

Enlist Your Yard, Forever

One quick form and a patriot pole appears. Grant your permanent, non-cancellable, hereditary easement below.

By clicking, you would β€” in a real version of this pitch β€” hand a private company perpetual control of your property and a permanent feed of your life, which it then sells to the government you were worried about. This is a parody, so clicking does nothing but prove the point. No fields are transmitted, stored, or collected. Everything stays in your browser.

The Point

This is satire. Here's what it's satirizing.

FLOCK isn't real. The contradiction is: a lot of people who'd storm the Capitol over a government camera will happily bolt a private one to their street β€” automatic license-plate readers and AI networks that build a permanent, searchable record of everyone's movements, then hand or sell it straight to police, with almost no oversight and no way to opt out.

"Small government" and "leave me alone" can't coexist with a for-profit dragnet that watches your whole town and feeds the state β€” the private label doesn't repeal the surveillance; it just removes the warrant. A camera wrapped in a flag still records your neighbors. Freedom you can't cancel, sold to you by a company you can't vote out, isn't freedom.

Nothing on this page collects, transmits, or stores any information. It's a joke with a straight face β€” the only kind worth telling about surveillance, whoever's selling it.