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Government intimidation of the practice of constitutional rights... what ever could go wrong.
by Psillisp 8mo ago
Government intimidation of the practice of constitutional rights... what ever could go wrong.
- spankalee 8mo agoI was replying specifically to this: > This seems like a good example of that being enough metadata to be a big problem I was not saying it's not a problem that the feds are doing this, because that's not what I was replying to.
- Psillisp 8mo agoYou are going to need to clarify more. I have no idea what you are for.
- rationalist 8mo agoWhy does a person have to be "for" something?
- Psillisp 8mo ago[flagged]
- Volundr 8mo agoThe statement was made to point out that this is an example where a phone number is enough metadata to to problematic for privacy. It stands on its own. It doesn't need more context or purpose.
- rationalist 8mo ago"sleaze"?
- refurb 8mo agoThat seems like a weak argument. I mean, carrying a weapon is a 2nd amendment right, but if I bring it to a protest and then start intimidating people with it, the police going after me is not "Government intimidation of the practice of constitutional rights". Protesting is a constitution right, but if you break the law while protesting, you're fair game for prosecution.