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Nick Anthony
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In a room full of law enforcement, I was the only person to raise my hand when former FinCEN director Bill Fox asked if anyone "actually believes" bad people deserve privacy.

I said I believe the Constitution applies to every American, and the Fourth Amendment provides the framework for breaking through the right to privacy when an investigation justifies it.

Sadly, that seemed to fall on deaf ears.
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Globe99 · 25w
Wow that takes balls! Problem with that framing is who gets to decide on "bad"?
FreedomTech · 25w
The 4th Amendment doesn't grant the right to privacy. The unalienable right to privacy comes from God. All the 4th does is tell government that shall not infringe in that right. Governments and law enforcement agencies have no authority over your unalienable right to privacy. All they can do is inf...
Kajoozie Maflingo · 25w
that's cause you're wasting your time talking to these people instead of building tools to make their jobs impossible.
Liberthea Anadara · 25w
I'd of then asked so if it doesn't benefit your lie , it's of no value. That being said I don't comply to your dismissal of my views on privacy. Therefore I don't comply either to the privacy violations of this federal laws and governments.
Vaeringr ☦ · 25w
"Bad guys" is a subjective term and can be warped to be applied to anyone. Unfortunately I've noticed in recent years that law enforcement often uses the term very liberally to justify abuse.
Bitpower · 25w
Do “bad people” deserve to breathe oxygen?
nobody · 25w
The livelihood of law enforcement depends on there being bad people. The more “bad” people they can find the stronger their job security will be. And sadly, most members of law enforcement aren’t aligned with truth so they depend on the puppeteers to tell them who is bad or good. I wouldn’t ...
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rough
FreedomTech · 25w
The law enforcement guys ARE the bad guys.