A bill introduced and sponsored by Republican legislators in the Missouri Senate would give residents a $1,000 payout for reporting migrants who entered the country illegally.

  • @[email protected]
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    241 month ago

    There’s no way at all that the internet would have some fun with the web portal by creating various fun spam generators to flood them with garbage. Absolutely not. That’d be crazy.

    • @monkinto
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      131 month ago

      Why flood it with garbage when you can flood it with reports about every currently elected Republican in the state?

        • @RizzRustbolt
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          21 month ago

          I’ve actually found some decent things in the garbage occasionally.

      • @coyootje
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        31 month ago

        And once that’s done, continue with every republican voter, starting with the ones with signs and shrines in their yards.

    • @Viking_Hippie
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      51 month ago

      Who’s going to report the Governor’s mansion this time? Who’s pasting the entire script of Bee Movie into the comment field?

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    1 month ago

    edit: and of course you are all obligated when (not if) it goes live to spam it with 100,000 reports of this lawmaker’s name and address and any other random not-real reports to clog up their shit

  • @zib
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    121 month ago

    How many times do these idiots need to get the Bee movie script before they realize these bounty systems are worthless?

  • @takeda
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    Sounds more and more like Nazi Germany.

    There’s no way trump can depart that many people, and unlikely that the other countries will want them back, so they will end up in camps.

  • @[email protected]
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    81 month ago

    This bounty is going to backfire. I’m just gonna call them and report every fast food place in the phone book and take in the cash. Does it say the claim needs to lead to an arrest? Probably not.

    • @Viking_Hippie
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      51 month ago

      Sounds like a good idea until you consider the fact that you’d be subjecting a bunch of people already working ridiculous hours at a crappy job for below a living wage to a lot of harassment.

      And that’s if you DON’T get someone deported. Which is highly unlikely, since the fast food industry is probably the second-largest employer of undocumented immigrants after agriculture…

      So maybe DON’T do that.

      • @[email protected]
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        11 month ago

        But I’ll be rich, and then I can leave this place. Besides, whatever task force is doing this will be overwhelmed. Remember when Utah had that website to report trans bathroom use? It was flooded with bogus claims to clog their system.

        Either way, I seriously doubt they actually plan to PAY out. I have to imagine there’s a ton of paperwork that never gets finished.

    • @RizzRustbolt
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      21 month ago

      And that was the last time Kansas City had local control of it’s law enforcement.

  • @[email protected]
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    51 month ago

    Don’t spam it with nonsense, just report your local republican voters for having a migrant housekeeper/gardener/nanny/lodger or similar. They wont believe it if you report the owner is a migrant and they have republican signs in-front of their house, but they’d have to investigate whether they employed a migrant.

    • @Kbobabob
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      31 month ago

      How does this affect the migrants though?

      • @[email protected]
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        21 month ago

        Ideally it doesn’t. It just wastes a lot of enforcement time and energy chasing incorrect leads, and give those who voted for it a taste of what being on the receiving end is like.

  • @CharlesDarwin
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    41 month ago

    Yeah, I don’t see this going terribly wrong.