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All federal officers are at risk of being doxxed and their families being targeted. The national guard deployed currently has their faces uncovered to the publi

All federal officers are at risk of being doxxed and their families being targeted. The national guard deployed currently has their faces uncovered to the public and no doubt have the same risk to them. Again, I don't understand how DHS is special in this regard. All credible threats to individual officers and their families should be pursued through the court of law exactly the same as threats to every other federal officer. If I'm being dumb then please explain with stupid-speak to me.

almosthere 8mo ago
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- KittenInABox 8mo ago
  Yes, that's what I'm asking! Can you answer my question? :)
- spit2wind 8mo ago
  It would introduce some basic humanity into the situation. It would be a form of accountability.
- xracy 8mo ago
  > What would be different about these people if their faces were visible? I mean, if you agree there's no difference, then we should prefer transparency? You're going to have to make the case for why they should cover their face, since the default for law enforcement for the last 200+ years has been to show their face.
  - almosthere 8mo ago
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    - JCattheATM 8mo ago
      SWAT teams have extensive training...
      - almosthere 8mo ago
        They have a way worse accidental kill rate what are you talking about. It's also entirely unrelated to the point.
        JCattheATM 8mo ago
        It's not unrelated, it's showing how unlike a SWAT team ICE is.
        almosthere 8mo ago
        SWAT teams killed someone that was swatted a few years ago, that sounds EXTREMELY untrained. It's also a very high capture / accidental kill ratio.
        JCattheATM 8mo ago
        Accidents happening does not equate to being extremely untrained. Obviously, also, there will be variance in the amount of training across departments/jurisdictions. On average, though, they certainly are highly trained.
        almosthere 8mo ago
        https://x.com/Pankaj41627/status/2016684832819204286 https://x.com/Pankaj41627/status/2016684832819204286
        JCattheATM 8mo ago
        lol, I missed the part where she is advocating for killing people in the streets, recruiting militias with no training to be officers, ignoring the fourth amendment and busting into homes, kidnapping people without due process, kidnapping people who did everything legally and are about to take their citizenship oaths...
    - xracy 8mo ago
      > Answers this question from 9 year ago, so it predates (well probably when you were born) In case you're wondering why you're getting downvoted and flagged, it's probably to do with the fact that you're throwing around insults like this rather than just answering people's questions.

almosthere 8mo ago

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KittenInABox 8mo ago
Yes, that's what I'm asking! Can you answer my question? :)
spit2wind 8mo ago
It would introduce some basic humanity into the situation. It would be a form of accountability.
xracy 8mo ago
> What would be different about these people if their faces were visible? I mean, if you agree there's no difference, then we should prefer transparency? You're going to have to make the case for why they should cover their face, since the default for law enforcement for the last 200+ years has been to show their face.
- almosthere 8mo ago
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  - JCattheATM 8mo ago
    SWAT teams have extensive training...
    - almosthere 8mo ago
      They have a way worse accidental kill rate what are you talking about. It's also entirely unrelated to the point.
      - JCattheATM 8mo ago
        It's not unrelated, it's showing how unlike a SWAT team ICE is.
        almosthere 8mo ago
        SWAT teams killed someone that was swatted a few years ago, that sounds EXTREMELY untrained. It's also a very high capture / accidental kill ratio.
        JCattheATM 8mo ago
        Accidents happening does not equate to being extremely untrained. Obviously, also, there will be variance in the amount of training across departments/jurisdictions. On average, though, they certainly are highly trained.
        almosthere 8mo ago
        https://x.com/Pankaj41627/status/2016684832819204286 https://x.com/Pankaj41627/status/2016684832819204286
        JCattheATM 8mo ago
        lol, I missed the part where she is advocating for killing people in the streets, recruiting militias with no training to be officers, ignoring the fourth amendment and busting into homes, kidnapping people without due process, kidnapping people who did everything legally and are about to take their citizenship oaths...
  - xracy 8mo ago
    > Answers this question from 9 year ago, so it predates (well probably when you were born) In case you're wondering why you're getting downvoted and flagged, it's probably to do with the fact that you're throwing around insults like this rather than just answering people's questions.