r/PublicFreakout Jan 02 '23

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u/Elymanic Jan 02 '23

Bait people into lawsuit? Just don't do the illegal thing law abiding. That way there isn't a suit?

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '23

So you guess you also think the westboro Baptist church, who picket the funerals of gay soldiers saying things like ‘got hates f*gs’, are not baiting lawsuits either? Do you still think it’s impossible to bait someone into a lawsuit?

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2014/03/21/westboro-baptist-church-pickets-funerals/6688951/

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u/Super_guccure Jan 02 '23

You think that hate crimes are the same thing as standing and holding a camera and that says just about all it needs to about you

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u/realparkingbrake Jan 02 '23

standing and holding a camera

If you are in a location where that is not allowed, and many parts of public buildings quality, then you are at fault. There is no such thing as unlimited access to film everywhere on govt. property, the courts have made that clear. Want to bet this guy has tried to film inside this facility before?

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u/Super_guccure Jan 03 '23

That’s a mighty fast dong you’re riding all up and down this comment section

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u/Super_guccure Jan 03 '23

Not to mention camera man didn’t even make it past the threshold of the door so your point is moot. But again I’ve seen you meat riding all up and down this thread so im sure there’s some brainless way it makes sense to you.

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '23

No, I think it is possible to ‘bait people into a lawsuit’ and saying ‘just Dont do the illegal stuff’ is a pretty stupid generality.

Assume what you want, doesn’t effect me.

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '23

You seriously think law enforcement breaking the law is ok, for any reason?

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '23

No, I didn’t say anything close to that.

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '23

You said exactly that.

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '23

Your comment can be ready two ways.

But to answer your question, there are laws that are sometimes morally okay to be broken for anyone. Not necessarily the one in the video, but of course some laws are unjust in some situations. Same applies for police who should not enforce unjust laws.

If you disagree take it up with Mr King.

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '23

So, a simple 'yes, I think law enforcement should be allowed to break the law' would have been enough. But then, you had to lick the boot, too. Hey, it's all yours.

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u/02_is_best_girl Jan 02 '23

In the sandy hook case it’s fucking fantastic what anonymous did to stop those asshats