Zincwarrior
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They also investigate counterfeiting.The Secret Service is a security agency, not a law enforcement agency. Can you people be any dumber?
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They also investigate counterfeiting.The Secret Service is a security agency, not a law enforcement agency. Can you people be any dumber?
Can't dispute the common sense post, so you retort with child like responses.. Got it.Victim spike alert!!!
What common sense?Can't dispute the common sense post, so you retort with child like responses.. Got it.
I suspect they would observe the place and collect information first. It seems to be the norm for police to attempt to arrest someone at their home first.Good points, but you don't choose a location to arrest a person that would endanger other's. It can be done away from his home safely. Would be better to get him isolated, because whose to say that grandchildren and others might live in the home ??
Are you blind ? Hell even Stevie Wonder can see them.What common sense?
Can you point to it?
This guy made more than one threat, he had a pattern of them, and he wasn’t exactly hiding himself or making himself hard to find. It isn’t really comparable to organized crime.Funny isn't it, how children can be trafficked and abused by organized criminal organizations that probably use technology and such to aid in their operations, but a threat is spoken by a lone stranger on the internet (needle in a haystack), and he's found immediately to be taken down by law enforcement, but the abusive criminal organizations just live on and on and on in this country ????
Scammers can scam Americans in this country like it's not even illegal to do so, but no branch of our law enforcement can stop these scammers who bilked billions out of our most vulnerable populations so far.
Puts it all in perspective doesn't it ?
Yes, if the person live's there alone, but the home isn't always the best place be it all thing's being considered.I suspect they would observe the place and collect information first. It seems to be the norm for police to attempt to arrest someone at their home first.
Yes it's very comparable, infact even more so by the history and time lines involved in the undoubtedly allowed organized crime. It doesn't make you scratch your head, and say "now wait a minute" ???This guy made more than one threat, he had a pattern of them, and he wasn’t exactly hiding himself or making himself hard to find. It isn’t really comparable to organized crime.
Dude, you post was typical conservative crying and whining about the guvmit.Are you blind ? Hell even Stevie Wonder can see them.![]()
How so fuckup.Xiden America is just about on par with the days of H. H.
Weird isn’t it? We live in a weird world and Trump isn’t helping. If he wasn’t inciting these guys, the Feds would be out arresting the regular criminals.Funny isn't it, how children can be trafficked and abused by organized criminal organizations that probably use technology and such to aid in their operations, but a threat is spoken by a lone stranger on the internet (needle in a haystack), and he's found immediately to be taken down by law enforcement, but the abusive criminal organizations just live on and on and on in this country ????
Scammers can scam Americans in this country like it's not even illegal to do so, but no branch of our law enforcement can stop these scammers who bilked billions out of our most vulnerable populations so far.
Puts it all in perspective doesn't it ?
That is what I originally thought, so I looked it up. They actually have broader powers than just security.The Secret Service is a security agency, not a law enforcement agency. Can you people be any dumber?
I think it isn’t as simple as just making a threat. There needs to be some evidence they could carry it out, planning, specific threats etc. to warrant charges. Otherwise you could run into free speech issues right?Ok, so why did the celebrities get a pass ?
Nobody is whining about post here except your dumb ace.Dude, you post was typical conservative crying and whining about the guvmit.
What about that is common sense.
That is true. But remember, this guy was also not very mobile, and didn’t go out much.Yes, if the person live's there alone, but the home isn't always the best place be it all thing's being considered.
How so fuckup.
meaning he wasnt a real threat that warranted a 6 am raid.That is true. But remember, this guy was also not very mobile, and didn’t go out much.
Yes.. Correct... Without investigations because they were celebrities of course, we'll never know to what extent the actual threats were towards Trump.I think it isn’t as simple as just making a threat. There needs to be some evidence they could carry it out, planning, specific threats etc. to warrant charges. Otherwise you could run into free speech issues right?
That’s just delusional. What “hate”?not on par but getting THERE
Just look at the extreme HATE coming out of his Admin against White Christians Conservatives.
Utterly insane how tens of millions of ignoramus whites continue to love him
I guess USA deserves to die