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Why would it be creepy? Could you explain? Also why would that prove the rule of law does not exist? You can do the exact same thing in the USA with FOIA reques
by bugbuddy 2y ago
Why would it be creepy? Could you explain? Also why would that prove the rule of law does not exist? You can do the exact same thing in the USA with FOIA request. Your statement just proves that you have no idea what you are talking about.
Beside government sources, there are many other commercial ways to get a person’s travel history. If you think your travel history is private, you are delusional.
- meiraleal 2y agoYou are completely out of sense if you think it is normal to go around telling people you can check their travel history with local authorities. You are just too weird to not notice that saying that only picture you as a crazy harasser. You are not making things looks better for Cambodia, pretty much the opposite.
- bugbuddy 2y agoI never said I was gonna do it without the person’s signed consent. That’s your wrong assumption. I even asked if he wanted to do it. I was not even 100% sure it would be possible. I just assumed Cambodia would have the same processes as the US FOIA. Google it yourself. For the connection, it is also your assumption that it is with local authorities. For all you know, I could mean any international law firm that is willing to do some paper work. See how your biases cloud your views? You assume the worst for anyone not sharing your backgrounds or views. As for harassing, I don’t think calling out people’s BS on the internet is harassing and it should be protected as an exercise in freedom of speech. That’s what I tried to do. Calling out what I believed was complete BS. Do I need to make Cambodia look better? No but I have actually been there and I have seen the bomb craters left from Nixon and LBJ’s bombs and I read about the subsequent effects the bombings had. Take from this whatever you want.
- meiraleal 2y agoAlright keyboard warrior, you can rest now.