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Your example just proves that this document doesn't hold water, he did that in public and didn't care about people seeing what he did, so the document would sug
by Jensson 3y ago
Your example just proves that this document doesn't hold water, he did that in public and didn't care about people seeing what he did, so the document would suggest he was LARPing for real.
I don't see how this document would help find criminals and help free innocents. It seems to give way too rigid guidelines that will be misused by many officers.
- ethbr1 3y agoHe wasn't practicing building pipe bombs in public. By the rubric this document suggests, McVeigh would have satisfied 0 / 10 LARPing signals in Table 1.
- Jensson 3y agoYour scenario was: > Imagine an FBI agent looking at evidence of Timothy McVeigh at a gun show in 1994. He's selling a flare gun he claims can 'shoot down an ATF helicopter' and ATF hats with bullet holes in them. Not "Imagine an FBI agent looking at Timothy McVeigh building pipe bombs in private". I don't see how this document would have helped stop McVeigh.
- ethbr1 3y agoClueless FBI agent today is looking at a stack of next-McVeigh-claiming-LARP + 5 LARP/military RP groups. Maybe this doc helps them sort the wheat from the chaff, because the agent doesn't actually know anything about LARP groups.