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ReturnofLionman408 :
Why is he leaning on the window like that? wtf?
2026-05-15 14:22:21
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user3933281919725 :
law suit
2026-05-15 14:17:36
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JC :
Wow
2026-05-15 14:05:03
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lightning rod :
Cops would rather lie than tell the truth they can’t be trusted.
2026-05-15 13:53:33
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JadedOne :
he's in your car. 4th amendment violation
2026-05-15 12:30:41
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Heath Segura393 :
cop made that up
2026-05-15 10:25:48
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AmyAnn :
I want the American citizens to understand something that I've realized a lot do not know. Federal agents (FBI, ICE, Border Patrol, etc.) get qualified immunity, A strong shield in civil lawsuits. You usually can't sue them personally for money unless they violated a super "clearly established" right that any reasonable officer would've known was wrong. Courts make this extremely hard to prove. Even worse, there's no easy law like Section 1983 (for state/local cops) to sue federal agents. The old Bivens rule once allowed it in some cases, but the Supreme Court has shrunk it so much that it barely applies anymore, often not at all for shootings, excessive force, etc. Victims often can't get personal payouts from the agent. You might sue the government instead which is tougher and with limits but criminal charges depend on federal prosecutors deciding to go after their own, which doesn't happen often. They're not completely "untouchable," but the system makes holding them personally accountable in court really difficult for everyday people. Judge Don Willett of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has strongly criticized the legal protections afforded to federal agents, arguing that they operate in a "Constitution-free zone" where accountability is virtually non-existent. Judge Willett wrote that "redress for a federal officer's unconstitutional acts is either extremely limited or wholly nonexistent, allowing federal officials to operate in something resembling a Constitution-free zone". It's a huge gap in justice. Change would need new laws from Congress.
2026-05-16 01:19:33
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T Rankin :
😂😂😂
2026-05-16 04:21:12
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AmyAnn :
Safety. Order. Protection. Every time they say it, another one of our rights quietly disappears.The Constitution was written as a leash on power & now the leash is around our necks. Want to own a gun? It’s no longer a right, it’s a privilege. A privilege you only get after asking permission from the very institutions the 2nd Amendment was meant to guard against. Background checks, registries, arbitrary rules that change on a whim. You can be legally armed, doing nothing wrong, & get disarmed because of “officer safety.” That’s the justification. No crime, no threat.The burden isn’t on them to justify power anymore; it’s on you to prove you’re harmless. Guilty until proven compliant. It's all for "safety,” & safety means unquestioned authority. ICE & Border Patrol, sold to us as essential for national security, safety from illegals, protecting our communities, maintaining order. That power now reaches into the lives of everyday citizens. In the 100-mile “border zone”,CBP sets up checkpoints where they stop & question people about citizenship status. Refuse to answer questions & be pulled into secondary inspection, detained,searched or even caged, all without probable cause, just because you asserted your right to remain silent. ICE enter homes without judicial warrants, relying on administrative warrants (not signed by a judge)&, in some cases, forcing entry for arrests. When things go wrong & they do, U.S. citizens get caught up. Tackled, pepper-sprayed, or worse, caged for hours, or days, even after proving citizenship. People have been dragged to the ground, held without lawyers or family contact, denied water or medical care & accused of assault when they resisted or filmed. Charges often get dropped later, but the damage is done. All of it justified as “safety” & border protection, while the 4th Amendment’s protections against unreasonable searches & seizures quietly erode. We’re told we’re free, but we’re constantly supervised. We’re told we’re sovereign, but we need permission. We’re told it’s for our own good. They don’t serve us, we comply with them. The scariest part is they convinced half the population that this is what freedom looks like
2026-05-16 01:17:57
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