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countryboy72! :

good hit them where it hurts there pockets 😂😂😂

wltermetzgar :

school bullies with a badge 😡

LightsOut 1% :

Amber❌ :

,,, .. ..xxxx xx xxsaa

Tbone2811 :

😂He hit them GOOD. Right in their POCKET BOOKS. $$$$$$$$$$$

f#&@ Israel :

hay sue them both more money period

Dr@q0nM@$t3r :

part 3 plz

Subee :

Lawsuit coming

rowdy21 :

Cha Ching

DevilBeeWest :

Tyrants. END QUALIFIED IMMUNITY NOW!!

RipTide :

Until these thugs pensions are attached to these lawsuits.... nothing will ever change...they don't care about tax dollar payouts.....

Amber❌ :

💕💕💕

DEAL WITH IT 2.0 :

LEGAL PLUNDERING ON LAND AND PRIVATEERING ON THE WATER WHAT IS LEGAL PLUNDERING: Legal plundering is the use of state power and the legal system to take property or wealth from some citizens and give it to others without consent. The concept argues that when the law sanctions a transfer that would be theft if done privately, the state has legalized theft.Origin of the TermCoined by French economist Frédéric Bastiat in his 1850 book The Law.Described as a perversion of the law, which should protect property rather than violate it.Occurs when the apparatus of police, courts, and jails enforces the transfer.Bastiat's Simple TestAsk if the law takes from one person what belongs to them and gives it to someone else.Ask if the action benefits one citizen at another's expense by doing what an individual cannot do without committing a crime.Concludes that if an action is theft when done by an individual, it does not become a right just because the government does it.Modern Applications and ExamplesUsed in libertarian and classical liberal critiques of government policy.Applied to programs like subsidies, tariffs, and corporate welfare.Extended to controversial uses of eminent domain that benefit private developers.If you'd like, I can:Provide more details on Frédéric Bastiat's economic viewsDiscuss how this concept applies to modern economic debatesLet me know how you would like to proceed.