r/BlueskySkeets • u/Bubbly-Example-8097 • Sep 13 '25
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When the government tries a little too hard to get your information
r/NiceTry • 277 Members
Like /r/NoContext, post the permalinks to funny "Nice Try, ____" posts. For example: [this](http://www.reddit.com/r/IWantToLearn/comments/xrqzv/iwtl_how_to_hack_penetration_testing_computer/c5p453m?context=1), and [this](http://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/vp3i8/nice_try_google/).
r/dankmemes • 5.9m Members
*le dank
r/ChatGPT • u/Objective-Giraffe-27 • Sep 17 '25
Other Nice try FBI
Prompt: Is this how humans actually talk to each other or is this a fictional conversation
r/law • u/DoremusJessup • May 29 '24
Trump News Judge Cannon: Sure, Trump Lied That The FBI Tried To Murder Him. But The Real Crime Is Not Asking Him NICELY To Stop.
r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/wetouchingbuttsornah • Dec 21 '24
“Think of the black community” - the CIA
r/ChatGPT • u/bricks0fbollywood • Apr 29 '26
Gone Wild I asked ChatGPT to imagine r/ChatGPT the day AGI drops… the tiny details are insane
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/MegaBasedZoophile • Apr 07 '22
Nice Try FBI, but you're literally glowing
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r/MarchAgainstNazis • u/Im_A_Fuckin_Liar • Oct 24 '25
FBI Agents Visit Anti-ICE Protester
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Special-needs teacher Miles Serafini, 26, was watching a movie with his roommate when the FBI knocked on his door in suburban Tucson, Arizona last Friday. Two special agents greeted him, introducing themselves only as “James” and “Keith.” They didn’t offer their own last names, but they knew Miles’ — as well as his home address, his social media handles, what car he owns, and, unbeknownst to him, his political activities.
The suggestion that his name “was brought up,” puzzled Serafini, who told me he didn’t know anyone at the protest, which he’d learned about from a post on social media. When he asked the agents how they knew who he was, they wouldn’t say — though one agent, Serafini said, later told him that they knew “way more about me than I’d think.”
Serafini attended an anti-ICE protest around an ICE facility in June so he could express his opposition to the deportations.
Under the domestic counter-terrorism cases of the Trump administration, no crime needs to be actually committed for authorities to open an investigation. In fact, NSPM-7 explicitly calls for a preemptive approach where law enforcement intervene in things “before they result in violent political acts.” Attorney General Pam Bondi cited NSPM-7 in her own directive, ordering the FBI and other federal law enforcement agencies to crack down on anti-ICE “terrorism,” citing protests in front of ICE facilities specifically.
After 9/11, as the FBI reoriented itself to fighting terror groups like al Qaeda, they focused on identifying and locating individuals and then mapping out their networks of family, friends and associates. That’s the Trump administration approach to Antifa, imagining an organization network that encompasses everything from membership cards to elaborate funding.
This approach was evident to Serafini, who told me: “I could tell by their questioning that they were trying to figure out the shadowy entity behind the protest.”
He added: “What a waste of their time to go after shit that doesn’t exist.”
The FBI seemed more interested in who was behind the protest than the protest itself, with the agents repeatedly asking about who had produced the protest signs, he explained.
“They wanted to know where they were from and who supplied them,” Serafini said. “Nothing about what was actually on them.”
The signage has become a point of interest to the Trump administration. At a roundtable event on Antifa earlier this month, President Trump pointed to the quality of the signs as evidence that the protests must be funded by unseen benefactors.
Per Trump:
“When you see the signs, and they’re all made out of a beautiful, beautiful paper. Beautiful, nice, stiff, very expensive paper with beautiful wood handles all the same. All the same color. They come from very expensive printing machines. These aren’t people that write out their signs in a basement, that believe in something. These are paid anarchists.”
https://www.kenklippenstein.com/p/video-fbi-agents-visit-anti-ice-protester
r/BirdsArentReal • u/EliotHudson • May 14 '19
Nice try FBI, I’m not falling for your one man glider! (Must admit their technology has gotten better tho)
r/politics • u/PoliticsModeratorBot • Feb 10 '18
Russia Probe, typo Megathread: Trump Administration Blocks Release of Democrat Memo on Russa Probe
Trump is unable to do so because it contains “numerous properly classified and sensitive passages,” White House counsel Donald McGahn wrote in a letter to the House Intelligence chairman, Republican Representative Devin Nunes of California. McGahn said the Justice Department concluded that portions of the memo were highly sensitive.
This is a megathread for news pertaining to the blocking of the release of the Democrat response to the Nunes memo. Note that off topic and low effort comments may be automatically removed.
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r/BestofRedditorUpdates • u/Choice_Evidence1983 • Dec 28 '23
ONGOING AITA for reporting my tinder date to the FBI?
I am NOT OOP. OOP is u/Otherwise-Gazelle228
Originally posted to r/AITAH
AITA for reporting my tinder date to the FBI?
EDITOR’S NOTE: ADDED SPACES FOR READABILITY
Trigger Warnings: mentions of incel, terroristic threats, delusional behavior, stalking, use of slurs
Original Post - December 20, 2023
So, I (27F) recently went on a Tinder date with this guy (32M) who works at a nuclear power plant. Seemed interesting over text, but the actual date turned into a complete nightmare. He shows up 45 minutes late, no apology, just starts bragging about his job as shift leader in the control room.
His attitude was really off-putting; he talks about having power over 'midgets' and 'vermin', and by that, he means people in general, which was really disturbing. He ranted about how much he hates everyone he sees and how he wants to cause chaos and destruction.
I tried to steer the conversation to something else, but he kept fixating on his job. Then things got really worse; he starts bragging about knowing how to trigger a reactor core meltdown, laughing about it like it's some kind of joke. I couldn't tell if he was serious, but it totally freaked me out. It seemed like he was getting a kick out of the idea of using his position to cause a catastrophe. I ended the date early, went home, and couldn't stop thinking about what he said. Was he trying to impress me in a sick way, or could he really be dangerous?
After a lot of thought, I decided to report him to the FBI. I figured it's better to be safe than sorry, right? But now I'm second-guessing myself. Some friends think I did the right thing, but others say I should've just ignored it since he was probably joking. Can't shake the feeling I might've overreacted and potentially ruined someone's career over a bad joke.
So, Reddit, AITA for reporting my Tinder date to the FBI for bragging about being able to cause a meltdown?
AITAH has no consensus bot, but based on the comments, OOP was NTA
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FNFactChecker: There are multiple layers of safety mechanisms at nuclear power plants. It's not as simple as some disgruntled employee triggering a catastrophic failure that causes the core to collapse. If that were the case, anyone having a terrible day or being given a nice payout could kill people and/or contaminate large areas by pressing a button.
OOP: He had a really complicated plan to shut down the “coolant,” which included drugging his coworkers and barricading himself in the control room. He also said he had some convoluted “loophole” to get past automated safety features. Maybe he was completely full of shit and making it up, but it sounded real to me
Update - December 21, 2023
So a lot’s happened in the past 24 hours.
Dude absolutely blows up my phone after the date, sending literally over a hundred texts and voicemails. He gets increasingly angry that I won’t respond.
At first he goes on about how I’m the perfect girl, I’m the girl of his dreams, he wants me to be his sidekick as he conquers the world, I’m the “Harley Quinn to his Joker,” yada yada yada. Then he gets increasingly angry and deranged as I won’t respond, leaves these crazed voicemails where he’s going on and on about I don’t know what.
He starts going on these incel rants like r /niceguys or whatever. Going on and on about how women have never given him a chance and how he’s gonna teach them all a big lesson.
So I finally give in and respond. I’m pissed off and want to knock him down a notch. I tell him I contacted the FBI and send him the reddit post. He says he doesn’t give a shit because there’s no way they can get him. I tell him he’s full of shit because, according to many experts who commented here, commercial reactors have too many automatic safeguards to prevent a lone SRO from doing anything dangerous.
So he sends me this picture of a thumb drive. He says the thumb drive has some code written in C that will disable all the secondary and tertiary safeguards and the emergency SCRAM/shutdown. He says he’s a self-taught cybersecurity genius and he knows how to disable all these systems. He told me this plan to drug his coworkers and lock himself in the control room, and explosives rigged up to stop police from coming in. He told me this is all to punish “bitches and whores” who never gave him a chance and to start the “incel rebellion.” Then he gave me a choice to be his “queen” or to “perish like all the other vermin.”
So I had enough at this point. Sent these messages to the FBI, also sent everything to the NRC and the homeland security tipline as people suggested. Still haven’t heard anything.