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One person's "Orwellian" is another's "Law and order". Civil asset forfeiture is pretty Orwellian, IMO, not to mention a direct violation of your Fourth Amendm
by Sohcahtoa82 5y ago
One person's "Orwellian" is another's "Law and order".
Civil asset forfeiture is pretty Orwellian, IMO, not to mention a direct violation of your Fourth Amendment rights, yet I haven't heard of anybody using their Second Amendment right to protect themselves from it.
- delecti 5y agoGenerally speaking, the word for people who try using their Second Amendment rights to protect their Fourth Amendment right against civil asset forfeiture is "corpse".
- mmmpop 5y agoYou mean after they generate a corpse of the person attempting to seize their assets? Generally that's "prison" unless they keep shooting.
- delecti 5y agoI thought my implication was fairly clear, but to be explicit: If you brandish guns against police who are attempting to seize your property through civil asset forfeiture, they will shoot you, and most likely kill you.