congratulate her!
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guise i am so sad i can't be there on the 6th. been out of work since last July & there's just no way I can afford it even if I just caravan with people. to everyone who is going: THANK YOU! there are probably millions of us who would give an arm or leg to be there but simply can't make it work due to money. God Bless.
mornin fren, fkn svd.
the history of tits or gtfo makes it moar nuanced than that imo but i agree on the principle.
interdasting, any specific tribe you have in mind that I can begin to dig on? pref one that has a lot of power or sway, politically speaking, of course.
i tink this may be what he's referring to, but not sure.
The Sun Also Sets:
Understanding the Patriot Act "Sunsets"
won't let me post says body too long, but here are some excerpts:
Sec. 201 Expands wiretap-eligible federal criminal offenses.
Sec. 202 New wiretap authority relating to computer crime.
Sec. 203(b) Allows disclosure of information gathered in criminal investigation, including wiretaps, to intelligence, immigration and "national security" officials.
Sec. 203(d) Same as subsection 203(b) above.
Sec. 206 Creates roving wiretap authority (that is, the court order follows the target, not the phone) under FISA; did not include a requirement (which is included in other roving wiretap laws) that the eavesdropper make sure the target is actually using the device being monitored.
Sec. 207 Permits FISA wiretaps to continue for as long as a year; expands duration of physical search orders.
Sec. 212 Government can demand records and content from communications providers without consent, notice or judicial review in an emergency.
Sec. 214 Permits the government to get the telephone numbers dialed to and from a particular phone as well as Internet "routing" information that may contain some substantive content of the communications, with minimal judicial review under FISA.
Sec. 215 Allows the FBI to use FISA court orders to seize any "tangible thing," including highly sensitive medical, library, business and travel records, from a wide variety of institutions under an extremely weak standard of judicial review.
sauce: https://www.aclu.org/other/patriot-act-sunsets
damnit i always click when it's a commercial break
should I still call if I don't live there?
The Patriot Act "Sunsets" set this up perfectly too. from sauce of my other post tagged at bottom.
>Sec. 802 Defines "domestic terrorism" to include any act that is "dangerous to human life," involves a violation of any state or federal law and is intended to influence government policy or coerce a civilian population. The ACLU fears protesters will be targeted under this section.