personally, I think the police should instill fear in the little punks of today. When I was a kid, if you mouthed off at a cop, you got the snot beaten out of you. These days, cops hold back because of the cameras.

Just sayin that you had more to fear from ratbags back then than today. The police kept them in line. Imagine if there were no cameras onboard those ships that the Israelis boarded last week.

FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>6251735
>implying police never abuse their power

>>6251719
well if this is true this was because they were videotaped by doing too much shit / When someone calls on some cop the only way to prove it was the camera ;_;

CAMERAS, BANNED IN USA

Freakin' AK-47

>Are cameras really the new "GUN"?

personally I think it is more than a gun ever since digital editing period, which is happening. right. now....

Police officers are supposed to be public servants. If they do not want to be recorded in public, they should not be on the job, otherwise they should behave and assumed to be recorded.

Besides, recording police on-duty is a great way of making sure they are accountable to the public. The enforcement of such laws by cops seems like they went to CYAATT classes at the police academy.

(CYAATT= Cover Your Ass All The Time)

>>6251719

This is the last fucking straw. We are in a fucking police state. Fuck Obama, Fuck Bush, America isn't fucking free.

OH HAI I VIDYA COP SHOOTING MY FRIEND FOR NO REASON!

ORLY?

YA RLY!

JAIL FOR U!

Count as concealed weapon

>>6251719
Legal in Michigan.

http://carlosmiller.com/2010/04/07/ten-rules-for-dealing-with-police-videos/
Hm i found this, this is quiet intresting for ppl living in the us and getting involved with police often, even though the whole collection costs / i dont live in the usa.

law passed in the liberal utopias of mass, maryland, and chicago.

well I'm sold, democrats don't want social freedom they want gestapo and communism

>>6251818
>America isn't fucking free

implying it ever was.

>>6251935
>implying republicans would change the law back

What pigs really see

>>6251944
>Implying there is any real difference between the Democrats and Republicans

http://carlosmiller.com/

/new/ --------------------->

And you guys say us brits live in a police state....

Uhhhhhhhhhh, wait a minute, what about this?

>>6251958
nah not really, thats pretty much what i wanted to say: Either way the government profits of a police-state.

and 2nd Republic of Texas here we go

Pic is also my new gun /k/
pew pew pew

>>6251983
PUT THE WEAPON DOWN, STOP RESISTING

STOP RESISTING!

>>6251983
>>6252008
>>6251954
>>6251851
nice ak's guiz

DEAGLE BRAND DEAGLE

>>6251719

Freedom of the Press is one of the fundamental rights in the Constitution. What we need is a list of the Politicians that have betrayed the American people. They will face consequences for their actions.

Bumb for tyranny.

it's funny how Americans have great fundamental rights they would never give up but are constanlty being undermined without much of a resistance.

Wow...

That's pretty gay.

>>6252072


Nope,it wouldnt happen.

/k/ loves authoritarianism and police states

half of /k/ is composed of angsty teenagers who want to beat and shoot people, so you'll always find a great deal of support around here even for the most egregious actions by police officers, like tasering a marine 15 times for sitting on a porch before shooting him dead.

I don't think they're mentally capable of making the connection between the abuse of state-granted powers by police, and the loss of civil rights like ownership of firearms.

>Video Recording a Police Officer On Duty with a Camera is now ILLEGAL

Arent these kind of laws themselves illegal? What makes a police officer so special that no solid record of their accounts should exist?

/new/ please

>>6252227
>Arent these kind of laws themselves illegal?
Yes, you should call law enforcem-
oh wait

>Popularity increases in Youtube and camera phones results in more official cases of police brutality
>Police try to ban cameras

REALLY? Christ, at least my rights to video a police officer are protected.

does this mean you cant record riot police if thers a riot? does that goes to TV crews as well?

>>6251719
Did anybody read this article? It says this type of law has been passed in three states. Three. Plus I think it's only a matter of time before an arrest and appeal makes it's way up to the Supreme Court where it will be struck down as unconstitutional.

Protip people, go live in a free state.

>>6251719
They can try and legislate away the ability to film police, but they're not going to be able to stop it, whether it's illegal or not.

20 years from now, you'll be able to wear an invisible camera that will record and store the data on everything you do for the entirety of your life. The police can try and fight it as much as they want, but when everyone has something that records every single thing they see and hear, and it's all uploaded instantly to the internet, it's not going to matter what kind of anti-camera laws the police have had legislated.

/k/ = /p/

>>6252320
Software will come with an automatic shutoff the moment a badge appears in the field of view. If you turn it back on after that point, PMITA for you.

This is troubling

>>6252336
So that all a rapist or robber would have to do is buy a $1 novelty toy badge at the store to shut off the cameras around him whenever he commits his crimes.

>>6252366
Yep.

"It's not a bug, it's a feature!"

>>6252370
>>6252366
>>6252336
That would be too easy to circumvent.

More likely they would have a wi-fi/cellular jammer carried by each police officer, preventing anything from being uploaded to the net. Then they just confiscate the offending data from your local storage device.

However, it's still a damn sight better than it is today. Every police officer is going to have this visual/audio record as well - they can only "accidentally lose it" so many times before the courts stop accepting that excuse, and citizens still have the chance of alternative storage devices unknown to the police that would store what they've seen/heard and would not be searched.

The police can fight it all they want, but the reality is, their actions are going to end up being recorded no matter what. There are already demands that every police officer should be wearing a camera while on duty.

I've pointed out here before that a camera is much more effective at defending one's rights than a gun is. Do you believe me now, /k/?

this is mandatory

You know what's fucked up?

The Red states tend to be the states with the most freedom, even if most of them are backwards theocracies.

>>6252955
God bless Texas, but fuck a lot of the people who live here.

>>6252955
inorite? Its because they're more likely to believe in MURRIKA STRONG and GUNS ARE GOOD FOR PROTECTION and FREEEEDUM! The blue states are all "oh my, that's mighty uncivilized IT MUST BE FUCKING EVIL BAN IT, AHHHHHHH!"

>>6251738
>implying they shouldn't and that it's not the citizen's responsibility to know their rights

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>>6252955
license =/= freedom

living under an almost fascist state where things like police killing you for no reason other than being black and schools are kept down because ARE FREEDOMS to teach bullshit/we need more moneys for buying the cops APCs is not a free state

>>6252963

I know you Texans love to berate us Louisianians, but at least we told the creationists, and religious nutbags trying to run things to GTFO with authority.

What's going on, Texas?

>>6252963
god bless the actual land that makes up the state of texas, destroy everything above it up to an altitude of 15,000 feet above sea level that can be called alive and is not a plant of some kind

>>6253021
Hey man, Louisiana is alright with us. It's Oklahoma that sucks.

It sucks that it's banned, but the police work the best when they are a little shady and a little less ethical. They get the most stuff done when not being scrutinized by every asshole in the media

>>6253030
if by the most stuff done you mean "the most blacks and teenagers killed in cold blood for fun" then yes I agree

>>6253029

Well. Just remember that Louisiana is pretty much like a mini-Texas minus the retards, but with about twice the corruption. When shit gets too crazy in Texas, just come here.

>>6252366
Reminder: it is entirely possible to break into homes dressed as police and basically rob the house because nobody actually expects police to follow ~*The Law*~ and have warrants and shit

btw, the most recent big case of this happening

was done by off duty police lmao !!! fuck the police basically

>>6253037
Collateral damage. It's not like we couldn't stand to lose some anarcho-punks, gangs, and/or people of Nigerian decent anyways

Without video proof bad cops will never be punished for doing dumb shit. This will only lead to more abuse of power.

>>6253071
you seem to think that police only target DEM NIGGURS AND MUDSLIMES when they do bad shit which is not only racist as fuck, but is also naive as fuck

>Collateral damage. It's not like we couldn't stand to lose some engineering students, workers, and/or people from white, middle class familes anyways

>Massachusetts
Oh, our faggoty neighbors to the north. What else is new?

>llinois, Massachusetts, and Maryland are among the 12 states in which all parties must consent for a recording to be legal unless, as with TV news crews, it is obvious to all that recording is underway.
>Most all-party-consent states also include an exception for recording in public places where "no expectation of privacy exists" (Illinois does not) but in practice this exception is not being recognized.
>The courts, however, disagree. A few weeks ago, an Illinois judge rejected a motion to dismiss an eavesdropping charge against Christopher Drew, who recorded his own arrest for selling one-dollar artwork on the streets of Chicago. Although the misdemeanor charges of not having a peddler's license and peddling in a prohibited area were dropped, Drew is being prosecuted for illegal recording, a Class I felony punishable by 4 to 15 years in prison.

Just when I thought this piece of shit state couldn't get any worse, I'm in for a surprise.

>>6253029
yeah well, we don't like you either.

also, i'm going to buy a new gun, errr.. i mean camera

anyone know what's being done in the area in Texas?

Just check the laws in your state concerning recording telephone conversations. I know here in Georgia only one one party has to know you're being recorded, which is the person recording. That was what they were using to fuck with people if the video has sound and you live in a 2 party state.

GOD FUCKING DAMMIT MASSACHUSETTS!

Hahaha, liberals sure love freedom.

Typical mentality of COPS is to anonymously sleaze their way into a free forum and talk about how they used to beat-up children or other men just because they're treachery is countered by being insulted.

COPS are the lowest form of life, they all behave like attornies but without the education, they all interpret reality as they see fit to justify killing all those around them to preserve their self, they are never invited but by actual unverified eaves-droppers video recording an event where they were never invited. COPS are the pinnacle of double-speak losers.

The reason /b/ is full of pederasty is because you all seize the unlawful images and flood them into areas that you want to justify being shut-down, and in doing that you entice others to pool their unlawful images so you can collect more and arrest those for doing to you the same. That's why there is so much drugs on the streets, because COPS also are the foremost in stealing drugs from dealers so they too can sell the drugs to entrap citizens.

As if the paintjob on the cars they borrow to drive around isn't proof that they are going to Hell, all COPS are destined to fail because they assert their selves as a prideful exclusive facet of society despite all courts determining that they have no liability to intervene in any matter.

>>6251735

>>6253263

> Class I felony punishable by 4 to 15 years in prison.

Really? Christ, no wonder our jails are overflowing.

In b4 Crazy Horse 1

>>6256982

How challenging is it to go through life barely literate like that?

>>6258373
Not very. Just think of the astonishing number of barely literate people you encounter every day.