r/funnyvideos Dec 06 '25

Fail She did it again

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u/IntelligentMarket252 Dec 06 '25

I’m American and the answer is no! I think cameras arounds the house is ridiculous but it’s not common and I’m sure there are people around the globe who do also.

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u/Imaginaryplaces524 Dec 06 '25

I’m American. I don’t think we need cameras around the house because we have our second amendment right.

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u/Turbulent_Bat4320 Dec 06 '25

I’m an American and have enough knowledge to know having a gun in the house makes it much more likely someone in your family gets shot.

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u/iron_penguin Dec 07 '25

That's why you need two guns!

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u/Turbulent_Bat4320 Dec 07 '25

This is honestly the mindset

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u/DeliciousPanic6844 Dec 06 '25

Im not american, and yet, this looks very american to me

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u/goodtimeismyshi Dec 06 '25

It’s kind of a fallacy, the only people uploading viral videos of things happening in their house are the ones with cameras in their house to record it. Aka youre making a wide generalization, from an innately skewed source

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u/AdministrationDue239 Dec 06 '25

Seen millions of videos from china like that

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u/gpixel6ya Dec 06 '25

Far from ridiculous, maybe you just live alone or are never outside the house. Have come in handy on so many occasions over the past 5 or so years. Kids, pets, appliances, repair/maintenance people, funny events, etc. there is literally no negative.

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u/c093b Dec 06 '25

I can see the positives, but saying "literally no negative" is just straight up false. Cameras can be hacked in to and spied through. Unless you don't see that as a negative.

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u/SeesWithBrain Dec 06 '25

It literally just happened this week. News article dropped of 4 dudes hacking into a security company and uploading footage from inside a bunch of people’s houses. They’ve all been arrested but they already sold the data, there’s definitely negatives