@seeyou_20@LukeGromen Won what? Most of itnis smoke and mirrors. Their manufacturing is their strength, but with an unstable society. As the disenfranchised numbers grow the more random events will occur.
@DocHollidatt@rahul Technically yes, it violates warrantless privacy...however, many cases have left open videoing people in public as lawful. So its lawful until its brought before the SC, which will likely decline reviewing. Unfortunately its here until cut down...
@GolgothaD@Fun_Viral_Vids You allowed it and never brought up the issue to them. If you had, the response would give insight to the future of your relationship
@Escapegoat79@PlanetOfMemes But a pardon only.covers him criminally, what about a public civil class action lawsuit? Civil lawsuit for billions, take everything from him and his wife.
@drorpoleg@LukeGromen Exactly, they will eventually steal or copy and have the means of production. The quality output will always be the question.. see Chinese military equipment as a prime example. They will be better than nothing, but far from superior.
@RivianRuckus@AnalTechnician@vxdb Unfortunately they van still arrest and make an example of him. But the police should have used a device to access the phone data. At this point there is no evidence and destruction of ones own property is not illegal. But LEOs really want it to be
@TheTulantro@Sans_Google Wrong question, the real one is.. who entered the passcode? If the police did it, they destroyed the evidence. The fact he provided them false information, is all they could prosecuted him for.
@SharonViksen@ValerieAnne1970 I would bring up the forced Covid vaccine and the millions impacted abd thousands died from the vaccines. Compelling medical procedures is a crime.