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Re: He saw an abandoned trailer, then uncovered a surveillance network

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> Nobody has been charged with murder thats exactly the Gestapo shit we are dealing with. It was in fact a murder, the fact that no one was charged is what is becoming of our country

That’s a poor way to look at things.

If you always insist you are right, and that society is wrong, it will lead to any number of negative results. ( Among these, your own mental health will decline. )

There are laws and rules around murder. When people carry firearms and fight with government agents, the agents are given wide latitude to protect themselves. This is with good reason.

You can hold your breath, stamp your feet, and insist you are right. You won’t be. Laws and rules matter. Please confine your arguments to the factual, else you’ll gaslight yourself.

Re: He saw an abandoned trailer, then uncovered a surveillance network

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Let's suppose Mr Stanks is one of those rare but not altogether uncommon birds that strides out every morning, stark naked, to organically water his hydrangeas. And..? Mr Stanks curtains isn't the greatest argument or observation here.

We don't need to cater our argument to outliers

Speak for _yourself_ and don't invoke all of us in your Royal We.

It was a poor rejoiner on Usenet in the 1980s and it's just as weak today.

The arguments for personal privacy across the globe are stronger than the US prudish resisting US prurience.

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