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In that vein, I was waiting outside a federal building for a friend (who worked inside) and was approached by a private security officer and asked to show ID, I
by rbcgerard 10y ago
In that vein, I was waiting outside a federal building for a friend (who worked inside) and was approached by a private security officer and asked to show ID, I was about to get indignant, but decided I really just wanted to go to lunch, so showed her, she barely glanced at it, gave it back to me and walked off - what earthly purpose that served, I have no idea...
- 20yrs_no_equity 10y agoThe purpose it served was making you bow to her will. It was pure ego trip. Cops being able to demand ID arbitrarily is not supported by the constitution but some states allow it. Private individuals (even if they are a "security guard") certainly have no rights to make such demands. This whole environment is just the Stanford Prison Experiment writ large.
- thechao 10y agoI think learning ASL would be a fun way to deal with these security people.