I've seen enough, put this man in charge of the country.
Coronate him now!
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That's 77-year-old St. Pete resident Carl Gunn.
He is tired of the expansion of the surveillance state.
As far as the people are concerned, this man is a hero.
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The pool skimmer in place of a sign is genius!
Oh, and this is a weekly protest, by the way.
Here's Fox 13:
Every Saturday, 77-year-old Carl Gunn sets up beneath a different camera with a homemade sign attached to a nearly 10-foot pool skimmer. He wants to peacefully draw attention to unanswered privacy concerns surrounding the technology rather than vandalize property.
'I said, "what can I do to voice my opinion?"' Gunn said. 'They're destroying property. I don't want to do that.'
Here's an interview with Gunn from Spectrum News:
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Mr. Gunn's sign says "Down with Flock Cameras."
A simple message he hopes people can get behind.
Carl doesn't want this to be a one-man protest.
Gunn plans to continue his weekly demonstrations and will protest this Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the intersection of Third Street South and Sixth Avenue South in St. Petersburg. He welcomes anyone who shares his concerns to join him.
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