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Exactly. Just don't commit crimes and don't use a phone/computer to commit crimes thinking you will get away with it. It doesn't work, they know who you are and
by seethishat 2y ago
Exactly. Just don't commit crimes and don't use a phone/computer to commit crimes thinking you will get away with it. It doesn't work, they know who you are and what you did.
It's really simple.
- ziddoap 2y agoGreat to learn that across all of history, only criminals are subject to searches and there has never been corruption in law enforcement.
- robertwebb 2y ago[dead]
- rexpop 2y ago> Just don't commit crimes. This is a really, really ignorant imperative. First of all, the criminalization of poverty and structural injustice, generally, make technically criminal activity inevitable in some communities, but I recognize that what you actually mean is "don't commit criminal acts of protest" which is still ludicrously ignorant—and cruel! Civil disobedience, by definition, involves the deliberate violation of a law. It is, nevertheless, our duty to perform when laws or systems perpetuate severe injustices, democratic failures, or lack legitimacy. As John F. Kennedy famously put it, "Those who make [legal] revolution impossible will make [criminal] revolution inevitable." This is economics.