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Do you have a citation or is that just your personal theory?

• Retric 11y ago
  A marketing guy working for one of those companies mentioned pushing the story in an NPR interview. It was not 100% clear if they where waiting for an event to capitalize on, or noticed the story get traction and then started pushing it.
  • Kinnard 11y ago
    I can't say that I see anything unethical about a police sousveillance company catalyzing the Black Lives Matter Movement
  • anigbrowl 11y ago
    That's interesting but it's such a startling claim I think you need to back it up with something better than 'i heard it on the radio,' otherwise you're just going make a lot of people feel offended and write you off as a conspiracy theorist. Like at least hit NPR.org for an hour or two and track down a URL.
  • mcphage 11y ago
    I'm not sure that a camera company encouraging a movement (clearly they did not actually start it) is particularly relevant. Is it a good movement? Yes? Then let every company push it, whether they profit thereby or not.