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It's incredibly stupid of them to participate in this interview/article. They probably could've operated under-the-radar for a while but now they have a target
by droptablemain 3y ago
It's incredibly stupid of them to participate in this interview/article.
They probably could've operated under-the-radar for a while but now they have a target on their backs. The FBI, IRS, etc. can make their lives a living hell.
As an aside, IMO, the real criminals here are the municipalities and private companies that engage in this public nuisance.
- dahdum 3y ago> They probably could've operated under-the-radar for a while but now they have a target on their backs. They have 85k followers on IG/TT, recruiting, starting a podcast, and are putting out a merch line. They were never trying to fly under-the-radar. Regardless, I think the most they'd get is a slap on the wrist. Why bother prosecuting a couple of popular public "heroes" over this? Especially if civil booting is likely to be banned in 2024 with a bipartisan vote.
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> Why bother prosecuting a couple of popular public "heroes" over this? Any prosecutor not savvy enough to realize charging these women is tantamount to handing them public office does not deserve their job. Pushing back on tedious traffic enforcement has national bipartisan appeal.