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Damnit New Jersey, why you gotta be doing things that make it harder to make fun of you?

I mean, they could arrest him and immediately get him on a private plane to an ICC country, or the Netherlands, direct to The Hague.

Handling it the way ICE does sending people to various places, including internationally before the courts have a chance to do anything. Malicious compliance.

For a little bit. They figured it’s a one-off… And so far they e been correct.

But every bullshit denial could mean another.

Some people need it to be stated more explicitly.

Look at the number of Trump voters that missed every red flag that was glaringly obvious for many people.

Some of course are trying to justify after the fact… but there are a lot that legitimately missed the signs because they either didn’t see it, or thought it was just regular “politics”.

Just a another example of why every State needs a way to recall their representatives.

Even if that is just removing them. At those rates it seems Pennsylvanians would rather have no representative than Fetterman.

He was detained again when he landed on Los Angeles. So not exactly allowed to get on with it.

It does? Although it’s not much.

Last year, they were allowed to leave Romania and flew to Florida on a private jet.

Not sure if that was added, the article does say it was updated in tiny print at the top by the date, but not what was updated. Of course.

Just do it. Arrest him and immediately put him on a plane to the Netherlands. Let the ICC deal with him.

Just say you were helping ICE deport a violent individual with a warrant. Force the fascists to justify being against that since that’s exactly what they’ve been claiming ICE is doing, and bypassing the courts to do so.

That’s what happens when a majority of the media is promoting fascist propaganda, because it’s owned by the fascists.

This isn’t new. People have very short memories. United has a history of violence against passengers, and not giving a shit even after it goes viral.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017_United_Express_passenger_removal

United CEO Oscar Munoz issued a statement the following day that appeared to downplay the treatment of Dao, referring to the incident as “re-accommodating the customers”. Munoz also sent an email to United staff commending the crew’s actions for following established procedures and referring to Dao as “disruptive” and “belligerent”. This was contradicted by passengers’ accounts and video of the incident; for example, fellow passenger Jason Powell asserted that Dao was not belligerent, saying instead, “He was very polite, matter-of-fact.”

How is it different than what advertisers or social media companies do?

Oh no it is that simple. Diarrhea lettuce is bad for business.

Lettuce and tomatoes are both known high impact vectors for foodborne illness. So they’re going to try and minimize issues from it, regardless of what they might be required to do by law.

The Trump admin on the other hand doesn’t like science, across the board. So they’ve been killing everything they can wherever they can, including the nationwide testing for this specific bacteria last year.

True… But we can look at the rest of the family. Tulsi is also a piece of shit, actively promoting and assisting the Trump administration…and probably a Russian intelligence asset while being the US Director of National Intelligence.

And apparently a nepo baby, their father is also a Senator from Hawaii. He failed to win a House seat in 2004, and won a Snwate seat in 2006. In 2007 he switches parties literally because he “believed that he could be more effective to his constituents as part of the majority party in the State Senate, where Democrats have long had a supermajority.” So he switched parties to be a spoiler, he’s still a Republican regardless of the letter by his name.

He has actively opposed same sex marriage, and the family seems to be part of a cult that actively teaches islamophobia and homophobia.

That’s a decent amount of context to make some judgements for the entire family I’d say.

That didn’t address my point.

Is public video recording considered a 4th amendment violation?

Because that’s what the Flock cameras do.

The rest of what makes Flock… is processing after the fact. And that analysis is effectively the same as what any social media or advertising company does when they build a profile on you. Actually basically any tech company nowadays is making a profile for you and attaching it to whatever data they can get their hands on, and usually selling access to their data on you as well. And those are clearly considered legal. Whether they should be is a different topic.

The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.

Not sure public video recording amounts to a search and seizure. Is there case precedent establishing specifically that?

They could be looking for what features the other poster is looking for specifically that they might not have thought about. Take advantage of the time someone else has put into researching options. No need to do the same research again.

They also could want to know the brand doing that to avoid them.

And that just goes back to the core of fascism, and many of the “devout” religious.

When they ask what keeps an atheist from killing people, or not stealing, or any of the various “sins”… What they’re actually doing is pointing out they don’t understand how someone doesn’t require religion to tell them right from wrong, and the threat of eternal damnation just to be a good person.

Those are the same type of people that are attracted to these positions, because of what it allows them to do. They don’t understand that some (most?) people aren’t bloodthirsty all the time, just waiting for an excuse.

Oh wait, it’s not a manual of course…

It’s a modern EV… It doesn’t even have a transmission.

All you’re picking is Park, Drive, Neutral, or Reverse.

It doesn’t have to actually do with Taco Bell directly. The root cause is that most American’s diets have very little fiber, but most items at Taco Bell have a good amount of fiber, unlike most other fast food places.

Sudden large shifts in fiber intake cause gastrointestinal issues.