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Typically, you wouldn’t need to - they are supposed to have their names and ID’s on their badges. And as long as you’re not actively interfering with something
by lazide 1y ago
Typically, you wouldn’t need to - they are supposed to have their names and ID’s on their badges.
And as long as you’re not actively interfering with something they are doing, yes you can and should be able to do exactly that.
Because you’re a member of the public, and you should be able to complain and if they are doing something bad, they should actually be held accountable to it.
Crazy eh?
ICE and the like know what they’re doing, and why.
- tjwebbnorfolk 1y ago[dead]
- BugsJustFindMe 1y ago> Show me the law that says Ignoring your obvious straw man about criminal allegation details, surely you are aware that the law and morally correct or societally important behavior patterns are not the same thing. Indeed, there's no law saying that the law need align with what's actually good for the electorate. Waving your hands at "the law" when discussing ethics, justice, fundamental rights, societal good, and the prevention of falling directly into a boots-on-necks martial state is a stupid game that leads nowhere. Laws change.