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is this legal?

• deleted 4y ago
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• shadowgovt 4y ago
  More or less. There's no law against paying intimidating people to stand in a particular place. That's what clubs do with bouncers. And they have no more authority to use violence than any other citizen.
  • User23 4y ago
    In states like NY though they can have a considerably easier time getting carry permits since they can argue it’s with cause better than a random private citizen. Also the obvious thing to do is offer your services for free to judges and prosecutors. The dark cyberpunk future is on its way and inevitable barring a total collapse.
  • wrycoder 4y ago
    There is theory, and there is practice.
  • throwaway933424 4y ago
    Depends on what they do... I was walking in Las Vegas and private security started following me in a vehicle. I ignored them and kept walking. They followed me for several blocks, driving very slowly right behind, and occasionally severing at me. I recorded them and called 911. The police showed up right away. The police had a long chat with the private security about public spaces and intimidation.
• ElfinTrousers 4y ago
  Marketing? Yes, it's a little shady but usually legal. Your mother is probably still not proud though.