andreygrehov

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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
18 U.S.C. § 111 - Assaulting, resisting, impeding officers (including federal agents) 18 U.S.C. § 1505 - Obstruction of Federal Officers (this includes ICE itself - obstructing or interfering with an ICE arrest is a crime) 18 U.S.C. § 118 -
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
> surely they could show one of actual crimes That's exactly what they have done - shared the information pointing to the organized attempt to interfere with the ongoing federal operation. This is a crime.
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
Several undercover reporters have reported this. They are obviously lying. If the administration confirms the same, they are obviously lying. Who shall we believe then? The NYTimes?
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
No. They should investigate both.
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
Copying my other response here: The core issue is the media. I worked at a large news company in New York during the Obama’s term. There was a training for our reporters: anything negative about Obama was strictly prohibited. Ad revenue.
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
The core issue is the media. I worked at a large news company in New York during the Obama’s term. There was a training for our reporters: anything negative about Obama was strictly prohibited. Ad revenue.
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
Give me a break - https://www.aclu.org/news/immigrants-rights/border-patrol-wa...
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
I'm not framing anything. There are screenshots of the chats where people literally say "ICE vehicle has been identified, everybody, go there!". This is called interfering.
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
Duh... You're still collapsing cause and context . The protests preceded the deaths; the deaths occurred during confrontations created by the protests. That makes them an outcome of escalation, not the original trigger. And 'd
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
And I agree with you, but that's not what I'm questioning. Given the 10x larger scale of deportations during the Obama's term, why were there no protests?
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
No. The outrage now versus back then is day and night. There were pretty much no protests during Obama’s term, even though the scale of deportations was much larger. That contrast is highly suspicious.
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
Wrong. The "protesters" were conducting counterintelligence to locate where ICE was operating. The plan was to disrupt the operation. Like it or not, this is against the law. Period.
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
Ok. What are people upset about, and why are they only upset in one city?
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
Where was the outrage when Obama deported 3.1 million people? Why was there no media coverage? Trump has deported 300k and the MSM is turning upside down. Doesn’t make any sense to me.
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
There is enough smoke to at least perform an investigation. As I said, this administration has deported 10x less people than the previous administrations.
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
Do federal agents rent their vehicles?
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
1. The outrage had been there prior to their death. 2. Their death is the outcome of the outrage.
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
https://x.com/camhigby/status/2015093635096658172 Also, what is the outrage about? This administration has deported the least number of people compared to all previous administrations. Obama deported 3.1 million p
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/minnesota-signal-gate-di...
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
You're confusing 'seeing a license plate' with 'querying restricted databases'. Taking a photo is legal. Running plates through law-enforcement/ALPR systems is not, and auto body shops don't have that acce
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
No, I cannot. One of the undercover journalists was in their group for days. > Frankly I don’t think it should have to come to license plate numbers. In a free society law enforcement should clearly identify themselves as such. We should
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
No. According to the latest reports, while searching for ICE vehicles, the protesters are unlawfully scanning license plates, which strongly suggests they are receiving insider help.
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
But if Usain Bolt truly believed that you were better than him and indeed gave you the medal, then maybe you really were the fastest runner in the world?
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by andreygrehov 9mo ago
Why do all similar demos show “prep the deck” use case as if everybody is building power point slides all day long?
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by andreygrehov 10mo ago
Apple has been using this UX for years. Blaming it on RFK is ridiculous.
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by andreygrehov 10mo ago
Software engineering is not about writing code, it’s about understanding the problem space.
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by andreygrehov 10mo ago
> supports apple and android car That’s precisely what I don’t want my car to support. Every other car’s software is essentially a CarPlay integration.
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by andreygrehov 10mo ago
I’m looking for a new car. Not a single manufacturer achieved anything similar to what Tesla has achieved. Tesla’s software is so good, that I can’t drive anything else.
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by andreygrehov 10mo ago
Every new model is ‘state-of-the-art’. This term is getting annoying.
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by andreygrehov 11mo ago
Past performance is no guarantee of future results: just because RFK Jr. has hyped weak claims before doesn't automatically make this OBPV causality review wrong.

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