Spyke

Replies

news

Comment on

Wisconsin Cops Tracked a Man Across State Lines With Flock Cameras to Arrest Him for Weed

Reply in thread

Why was this man's license plate being tracked for him to be caught? If you can answer that question in a manner that implies the cops had suspicion before they did the license plate tracking then you've got a strong case that this gentleman's 4th amendment rights weren't violated.

But I don't think there's any way they knew to search his car where the first step wasn't "Flock told us he goes to Michigan a lot" which, again, isn't a crime nor is it suspicious. But more importantly, it means that the only justification for the search of the car came from an UNNECESSARY search of all the activities of all drivers in Brown County.

Yes, in public there's no expectation of privacy, but that argument hinges on the idea that cops need to spend resources to follow people's movements when they're suspects in a crime. Recent SCOTUS cases have drawn the line that full sweep movement tracking could violate the fourth.

But the bigger deal here is how they knew where to be and when. They setup a sting because Flock pinged that he'd just crossed the border back from MI. So, based on Flock's evidence that this man travels to MI, they began tracking his whereabouts OUTSIDE OF THEIR JURISDICTION. Reminder that reasonable suspicion of law breaking is required for tracking like that, but, more importantly, so is a warrant.

https://youtu.be/gmnL_Y9CsI0 video on Flock's "legality" especially concerning unwarranted mass surveillance

Absence of evidence may be enough for you

I'm gonna hand you back this part of your argument. Trying to force me to prove a negative is a bad look and screams of desperation. But, if you do want to go down that road, I will remind you that you've never given proof that you're not a pedophile and I find that very suspicious. Only pedophiles don't have proof that they're not pedophiles.

news

Comment on

Wisconsin Cops Tracked a Man Across State Lines With Flock Cameras to Arrest Him for Weed

Reply in thread

They deeply broke the 4th amendment while doing nothing more than profiling a man for traveling. They then laid in wait for him to return to the city and performed an illegal search (illegal because the justification for said search comes from a 4th amendment violation) once they had him. Without the illegal search prior, they had no justification for the search that actually found the pot.

Even though he broke the law, there's no way the conviction will stick because the cops fucked their case by doing this shit.

memes

Comment on

😈😈 Muahahhahaaa

Reply in thread

Sad that the ai upscale version of this meme is the more common one.

My man isn't concerned in this clip, he's asserting dominance by chewing aggressively. The Tom ass concerned face was ai nonsense.

Comment on

Abdul El-Sayed asks Jesse Watters if he is circumcised during combative interview

Reply in thread

Didn't you hear that "He's for you, She's for they/ them" was the most influential ad in 2024? They found a button, you better fucking believe they're spamming that shit.

Problem is, they don't know why that ad worked (it wasn't the transphobia, it was highlighting the status quo ness of Harris' campaign) so they're just shouting this point for nothing. Well, hatred is their goal, so I guess not nothing nothing

world

Comment on

Amnesty UK Reportedly Using Copyright Law To Erase Its Own Report On Anti-Trans Groups And Target Activists

Reply in thread

She's self-isolating because of her fame (probably was an introvert before becoming famous, as well). She was abused as a child for not being a boy by her father. She's been sexually assaulted. Then the "gender criticals" used those access points to wrench open her brain and fill her with fear. That fear made her question, and when she finally did so openly, she was met with intense anger. That drove her further into the gender critical community, where she then doubled down. The rest is history.

She became hateful the way everyone does... by thinking her hate made her a savior to those who were voiceless. It didn't, though. Just made her horrible.