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You will be arrested for harassing, stalking, and public misconduct (misfeasance primarily), and if that’s not the case, the same legislators will make a new la
by tamimio 5mo ago
You will be arrested for harassing, stalking, and public misconduct (misfeasance primarily), and if that’s not the case, the same legislators will make a new law just for that! It’s a one way justice system, laws apply to the majority but the select few get a pass with all loopholes implemented by the same few.
- dghlsakjg 5mo agoPossibly charged, but extremely unlikely to have a conviction stick if done intelligently. It would be a pretty massive Streisand effect, and almost certainly covered under first amendment protections. Anyone can publish a livestream of anything visible from public by the naked eye. Why would using machine vision on that livestream to highlight public officials change anything. It’s literally the same laws that let flock operate, and exactly what they and other ALPR companies are already doing silently.
- ok_dad 5mo agoThey’ll use whatever laws they can and you’ll get imprisoned. They don’t play by the rules. They’ll just ignore that you were doing that for a political purpose and call you a pervert or terrorist or something. You can’t think your way out of authoritarianism with intelligence.
- dghlsakjg 5mo agoThis comment adds nothing new to the conversation. It is simply a rephrasing of the exact same thing said by GP. Read my prior response.
- ok_dad 5mo agoOK so explain how it’ll be okay with you being arrested, spending tens of thousands on lawyers, and probably losing your job and having strangers think you’re a criminal. It won’t just be fine, thousands are arrested for bullshit every day and their lives are ruined, you’re extremely naive if you think otherwise. Your comments are literally just wishful thinking, get a fucking clue. Smart people are being violently detained and assaulted by the law every single day.
- dghlsakjg 5mo agoI haven’t made any of the claims that you are asking me to defend or explain. So I can’t address that strawman. Sometimes protest must cost the protester something to prove a point, if not - as you point out - many people will be violently detained and assaulted by the law without restraint. Civil rights protesters for generations have known that getting beaten and unjustly charged are probable short term outcomes while long term justice is on the way. They weigh that they are willing to endure that for the greater good. Yielding to powerful people and injustice because it is unjust is a choice that you can make, but don’t call other people wishful thinkers that need to get a “fucking clue” for being willing to do the thing that you are fearful of.
- ok_dad 5mo agoOf course I’m fearful, I have a family and a disabled kid. Idiots voted for trump now I have to make sure my family is safe. Of course I’m not gonna to stuff to get myself arrested, what do you think this is, a game?
- bsder 5mo ago> Possibly charged, but extremely unlikely to have a conviction stick if done intelligently. It would be a pretty massive Streisand effect, and almost certainly covered under first amendment protections. What part of "The Orange Clown and his minions simply regard the justice system as a speed bump" are you not paying attention to? > ICE has likely violated more court orders in January 2026 than some federal agencies have violated in their entire existence. Ref: https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.mnd.230 https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.mnd.230... In the meantime, you will sit in jail, pay money to lawyers, and possible wind up in El Salvador if you really pissed somebody high enough off. But, sure, feel free to organize it yourself, please. We would all benefit from your actions.