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Yes. Arresting people for civil infractions (such as overstaying a visa, or even citizens caught in drag nets or protests) and taking them to 3rd party nations

by tomrod 10mo ago

Yes. Arresting people for civil infractions (such as overstaying a visa, or even citizens caught in drag nets or protests) and taking them to 3rd party nations for detention is definitely a tactic a totalitarian police state would employ. Public health is equivocally one of the few places the constitution is defined for (general welfare of the people). This is something they used to teach in civics classes, I wonder when that stopped?

joquarky 10mo ago
Schools can barely teach reading and math. So civics is probably a de facto study hall at this point.
- tomrod 10mo ago
  I'm not sure this is true. I think schools are forced to pass people they shouldn't by policy. But does that mean they barely teach fundamentals?