• @geekworking
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    This includes the private residences of subcontractors and contractors who run businesses out of their homes

    Even more crazy is that you can’t tell anyone you’ve been raided, including seeking or talking to legal counsel.

    So you technically are denied legal counsel if you are targeted by a blatently unconstitutional search.

    And it’s legal for them to destroy any incriminating records that they want at any time.

    Unlimited power to target whoever they want and no legal recourse.

    Welcome to Germany 1935.

    • @[email protected]
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      This law is categorically unconstitutional. It is a prima facie contradiction of multiple specific amendments in the bill of rights. This will certainly be thrown out - even hard-right judges won’t be able to justify this. It’s clearly not reasonable in the slightest.

        • @TheJims
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          Their motives are strictly unconstitutional and pure evil. Republicans want their own private gestapo.

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          It’s political theatre. If it passes, they get a Gestapo. If it is thrown out (likely), they can chum the waters and get their base frothing about “woke judges” or some shit.

          Either way, they win.

      • @chakan2
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        even hard-right judges won’t be able to justify this.

        They don’t have to justify anything any more. You should stop pretending the constitution matters.

        • Evie
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          It does matter! It matters to us… unfortunately totalitarianism has taken control and the AC along with the GOP do not care… the mask is off… it is now time for the 2nd amendment to be actually enacted by a well regulated militia who protects the constitution as the 2nd amendment laid out

      • @Archer
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        even hard-right judges won’t be able to justify this. It’s clearly not reasonable in the slightest.

        I dunno about that, Supreme Court looking pretty right wing lately

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          The SC wants to maintain the roots of their power. Undercutting certain parts of the constitution does the opposite of that, because it implies others can do the same in areas they don’t want touched.

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            Maybe they should have thought of that before overturning stare decisis, lol

    • @[email protected]
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      Reminds me more of Eastern Germany to be honest. But yeah, that’s fucked up no matter where it happened before.

    • @[email protected]
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      So moral of the story, keep everything backed up to the cloud. Though the fun thing is, NC is so awash in guns, sending goons to raid someone’s home is likely to result in some ventilated goons.

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      Setting aside this story that is absolutely ridiculous and horrible, why are people obsessed with claiming that nazi Germany has begun with every scary story out there? Calm your tits.

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    Moreover, Gov Ops staff will be authorized to enter “any building or facility” owned or leased by a state or non-state entity without a judicial warrant.

    That sounds unconstitutional. I mean, the whole thing sounds unconstitutional but that especially.

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        The 4th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 19th… hell, all of them except the 2nd, really.

        That’s why a Constitutional Convention in the present climate scares the absolute shit out of me.

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          They absolutely will go after the Second Amendment when they are ready to.

          “Just take the guns. Due process later.” - Donald Trump

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          You’re leaving out the first amendment, which the Republicans want gone so they can make porn illegal.

          • @fubo
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            Mind you, the point of making porn illegal isn’t to get rid of porn. Daddy’s gotta have his pictures. The point of making porn illegal is to ensure that it is made through slavery and rape, not through consensual sexual expression.

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    Oh, look. The party of Nazi apologists is passing laws to make their own Gestapo. But everyone comparing them to Nazis are the real problem.

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      That’s when you respond saying “fine, NKVD then, you guys are like the Soviets”

      See what the assholes say then

  • @Fedizen
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    seems like a violation of the 4th amendment but knowing the current supreme court they’ll rule it doesn’t apply to state laws (but the 2nd amendment does!)

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    Moreover, Gov Ops staff will be authorized to enter “any building or facility” owned or leased by a state or non-state entity without a judicial warrant. This includes the private residences of subcontractors and contractors [emphasis mine] who run businesses out of their homes, lawmakers say.

    As if the name isn’t hilariously evil enough…

    This would have been front-page news a decade or two ago. So far out as to be unbelievable except by the lunatic fringe. “Nah, the government would never go that far.”

    Full fucking stop. No government agent is coming in my home without a judicial warrant. I am not a big man. I am not a tough man. I AM able to enforce that statement. We’ll play Ruby Ridge II up in here come to that.

    Imagine conservatives trying to spin that shit.

    Police: “Well the law says we can kick his door down and take his shit without approval from the judiciary. So we tried. And the mad man turned his front door frame into a hell storm of lead!”

    Y’all liberals better pull your head out your ass in a fucking hurry. Fascism is here, now, today. If you can’t defend yourself, you are not peaceful, you are harmless.

    (And I know, I’m old, so it’s easier to throw my life down. But I’m not getting on the concentration camp train.)

    • @CharlesDarwin
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      Okay, for those of us that don’t want to go down in a hail of bullets, what is the option if we wanted to survive? Any good countries to look at moving to?

      • @SCB
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        You appeal in court and have anything they charge you with thrown out as unlawful search and seizure.

        Fascism is actually here when the courts no longer function, but the courts will always be the courts.

    • @sailingbythelee
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      That’s right, Jebediah. You tell ‘em. Ain’t no varmints nor lawmen gettin’ through yer door. They’ll get a face fulla buckshot, aw’ right.

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        Own a musket for home defense, since that’s what the founding fathers intended. Four ruffians Gov Ops staff break into my house. “What the devil?” as I grab my powdered wig and Kentucky rifle. Blow a golf ball sized hole through the first man, he’s dead on the spot. Draw my pistol on the second man, misses him entirely because it’s smoothbore and nails the neighbor’s dog. I have to resort to the cannon mounted at the top of the stairs loaded with grape shot. “Tally ho lads” the grape shot shreds two men in the blast, the sound and extra shrapnel set off car alarms. Fix bayonet and charge the last terrified rapscallion. Bleeds out waiting on the police EMTs to arrive since triangular bayonet wounds are impossible to stitch up. Just as the founding fathers intended.

    • @[email protected]
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      This story is ridiculous, but also nobody is putting you in a concentration camp. Settle down. What is with people’s persecution fetish?

      • Flying Squid
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        The government barging into people’s homes without a warrant to investigate spurious crimes is out-and-out fascism. It’s absolutely persecution.

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        Well, for one it is a direct violation of the Fourth amendment of the US Constitution which protects US citizens from unreasonable search and seizure.

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    Sounds like someone is gearing up to steal a fuckton of money and wants power over any investigation that might stem from it.

  • @febra
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    So more nazi stuff coming out of the GOP. What’s wrong with you America

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      Decades of siding with fascists over even milquetoast socialists, including when NATO member Greece got couped by its own military.

    • @Delusional
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      With some people all you need is one look and think “that guy is a awful person and shouldn’t be anywhere near dictating rules for other people.” and this guy is one of them. Though to be fair that’s like 95% of elected Republicans as well

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    We need more Republicans put in prison for stuff like this.