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Not only that, but violating someone's 4th amendment rights is a crime, and in fact a felony under USC 18-242. That DEA agent (and every TSA agent, FWIW) belo
by MCRed 11y ago
Not only that, but violating someone's 4th amendment rights is a crime, and in fact a felony under USC 18-242. That DEA agent (and every TSA agent, FWIW) belongs in jail for a long time.
What is it when the laws only apply to you but not the government? In this case the law is specific to people doing the violation "under color of law".
- authatheist 11y agoWell, the people who make the laws are, by definition, above them. Government is pretty much just a society-wide extortion racket. The ultimate mafia.
- Zigurd 11y agoThis is why the individuals involved in these acts need to have their names and faces splashed in the news, and their homes picketed by protesters, for starters. Individual discretion, but with collective protection and anonymity. That's not going to work.