@firstamendmentauditclips: (Part 3) Karens Gone Crazy Over Camera! Officer Says "Civil Rights Are Rude"! First Amendment #audit #1stamendment #1stamendmentaudit #firstamendment #firstamendmentaudit #knowyourrights #copwatch #civilrights #viral #fyp #foryoupage #trending

Darren Jackson :

Being a minor doesn't change the law because they don't have any expectations of privacy in public either.

mikemagnan ❌️ :

security cameras don't post videos for money

user9714096148508 :

Good job Marc as usual 👏👏👏

Felix-quackenbush :

Nobody has used video tape in 20 years. This content must be ancient. VCRs aren’t even produced any more.

Kronenraucher :

Her sweater😂

Darkel :

gotta love how cops just hate our rights " I know it sucks he's recording, but I can't do anything"

Me :

they ATTITUDE, right?

WAT :

Dan :

Key Aspects of "Fake" First Amendment Auditors: Monetization Focus: The primary goal often shifts from accountability to generating high-view, dramatic content for profit through ads, donations, and subscribers. Aggressive Tactics: Rather than silently observing, these individuals may act pushy, unruly, or intentionally make employees and citizens uncomfortable. Proving a "Fail": They seek to provoke a negative reaction from public employees, such as being told to stop filming or being asked to leave, which they claim constitutes a "failed" audit. Refusal to Cooperate: They often refuse to identify themselves or explain their purpose when asked by staff. Targeting Public Spaces: They operate in, or right outside, government buildings and police stations, often filming entrances and exits, raising security concerns. While some auditors aim to test civil liberties, those labeled "fake" are characterized by their focus on creating viral, confrontational content rather than genuine constitutional,

Angel :

👍👍👍

Andy und Ryan :

diese karens denken bestimmt auch das es noch die Sklaverei gibt. Welcome to 2026😂😂😂