Haha supreme court says we have a 1st amendment right to film law enforcement. Get fucked pedo lovers.
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But the DOJ has pretty much unlimited resources and essentially no penalty for frivolous lawsuits.
supreme court says
hmmm
Uh huh,like all those other times that the supreme court did "the right thing"?
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You do not have an expectation of privacy in public. This is not doxing. That’s not even what doxing means.
Everything is dumb.
You assume this administration gives a shit about reason and rules.
So, filming domestic terrorism is now domestic terrorism?
War is peace.
Freedom is slavery.
Ignorance is strength.
"Fighting for Peace is like fucking for Virginity." -John Lennon
Yo dawg I heard you like domestic terrorism, so we put domestic terrorism into your domestic terrorism, so you can commit domestic terrorism while committing domestic terrorism.
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The DOJ can say anything it likes. They lost all credibility and no one believes them anymore.
I mean, what they say determines whether you're going to jail or not
Does it though? It seems like they're going with their vibes more than the law. Wouldn't matter if you listen to them or not, piss law enforcement off and you're a terrorist. They'll find something you did to fit the bill.
No, don't let them have this one. Filming police does not, and never will, make you a terrorist.
Prosecute Flock for every camera that ever recorded ICE activity, even just a vehicle driving on the highway.
Create an app that takes Flock's incredible poorly secured data and uses it to track and publicly broadcast 24/7 the location of every ICE and federal law enforcement agent you can.
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Terrorism has always been a convenient label for "official enemies".
I knew this was gonna happen. "terrorism" being defined as "violence and intimidation for political means" .... the authorities claiming that recording them is not only intimidation, but that intimidation is de facto the threat of violence!
"Speech is violence" is what they claim, which equates to political speech = terrorism.
It's for this reason I believe "terrorism" in and of itself shouldn't be a crime. But I digress.
[FTA} the Justice Department encourages federal prosecutors to press "domestic terrorism" charges against people for "doxing" law enforcement officers. [...] which the Justice Department insinuates is a threatening activity used to "silence opposing speech, limit political activity, change or direct policy outcomes, and prevent the functioning of a democratic society."
I saw this coming whenever they claimed terrorists were unlawful enemy combatants back in the early 2000s
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That's straight up USA becoming a totalitarian state.
How does the American population keep accepting this development without doing anything about it?
The revolution will not be televised.
OPSEC is a thing.
Thank you for your concern, but you should probably focus on efforts in your country to move towards this kind of system.
It doesn't matter where you are in the world right now, there are efforts being made to bring fascism there.
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Personally if there was something I alone could do to end this that doesn’t:
- Place my family in danger
- Require I die
- Has 100% chance of success
I’d be all-in in a heartbeat. The problem is each of my requirements has risk that fluctuates, and all three of them have never been worth-it enough at the same time.
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“Don’t you see that the whole aim of Newspeak is to narrow the range of thought? In the end we shall make thoughtcrime literally impossible, because there will be no words in which to express it.”
This has been their stance since September. It has been tried in several federal district courts and has been shot down every time (thank fuck). The Supreme Court has declined to take up the government's appeals (thank fuck). So, a rare win for the good guys?
Good luck with that. I hope I get called to jury duty for one of those cases.
does no one remember the 2000s? the whole point of calling something terrorism is to circumvent due process. no jury, not even a lawyer.
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How optimistic of you, to think there will be a trial. Those camps are ultimately for us all.
They're currently building a 30,000 bed facility in Guantanamo Bay, presumably to hold people they can't deport, like American citizen "domestic terrorists." Our very own CECOT.
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This amounts to lowering the bar for those willing to say "if I'm going to be a terrorist then fuck it" and start shooting. It's irresponsible and dangerous.
"Tewwowism is wen I dun lyk it :("
--The Department of Just~~ice~~ Knowingly Doing Obviously Illegal Crap
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So, recording illegal shit done by an administration headed up by a convict is "terrorism" now.
So much freedom.
And being anti fascist is terrorism now too, hmm I'm beginning to think being a "terrorist" these days is pretty cool
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Wait what, I never knew CPAC is filming immigration raids.
(Cuz CPAC said they're all domestic terrorists)
Is this what CPAC meant when their banner said "We Are All Domestic Terrorists" ?
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i'd argue ICE proud boy nazi Justice Department hires are terrorizing the American public.
Funny jokes to tell Judges on the record.
Since we're renaming departments, maybe they should change the name to the Injustice Department, or the Department of Capricious Punishment or something more fitting.
I will be sure to do it then. Guess we're terrorists now.
I guess it's technically true: "regular people terrorize nazi dogs by filming their mis-deeds"
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