Stealing Tylenol, really? I thought by the headline he was stealing prescription pain killers. He was either fired or resigned that day and there has been no word of criminal charges.
State Sponsored Criminal Jeremy Hemingway
Because with the war on drugs, when you see some drugs steal them. You can figure out what they are later.
A Charlotte woman told Eyewitness News she also had cash stolen from a TSA baggage inspector at Charlotte Douglas airport.
Reggie Edwards was arrested and charged with stealing cash out of a suitcase.
Edwards was arrested again Thursday after police said they linked him to stealing $150 from a woman’s suitcase just weeks before.
So much for their “zero tolerance” policy on stealing. Someone explain to me how schools can take “zero tolerance” to a level where it resembles “zero brains”; yet the TSA runs it so low as to make it seem like it’s, “do nothing”.
State Sponsored Criminal #511: Reggie Edwards
Because when you get caught stealing as a TSA agent, your only mistake was getting caught. Have no fear though, you won’t be fired.
Comforting is it not. Yet another piece of technology and it’s application that I have no doubt goes back to the Patriot Act.
I’m sure no one will be held accountable for this violation of the rights of citizens, as usual.
State Sponsored Criminal #509: The Entire LAPD
Because by all means violate the rights of law abiding citizens because a criminal has decided to live somewhere near by. Though that is better than what they did to Jose Guerena for being related to a criminal.
Had this protest been launched somewhere other than in the security-screening area, we would have a much different case. But Tobey’s antics diverted defendants from their passenger-screening duties for a period, a diversion that nefarious actors could have exploited to dangerous effect. Defendants responded as any passenger would hope they would, summoning local law enforcement to remove Tobey—and the distraction he was creating — from the scene.
Judge J. Harvie Wilkinson – Aaron Tobey v Terri Jones
January 25, 2013
[First here's the background on the story.
A Virginia man who wrote an abbreviated version of the Fourth Amendment on his body and stripped to his shorts at an airport security screening area won a trial Friday in his lawsuit seeking $250,000 in damages for being detained on a disorderly conduct charge.
Now let me translate Judge Wilkinson's quote for everyone.
Because our TSA agents and federal government so dislike those who disagree with the government infringing on personal liberties and freedom. People should no longer have 1st Amendment protections to their ability peacefully protest the behavior of the agents infringing on their 4th Amendment rights.
The fact that our paid government agents would pursue and harass a man for an extra 90 minutes because he was willing to protest is evidence he should not be allowed to voice dissent. The reason he shouldn't be allowed is because it compounds the ignorance and inability for the TSA to do its job thus making it more likely that an agency who has a track record of catching absolutely no-one to catch even fewer.
Instead the people should just silently undergo their mistreatment and act like good cattle and just get on the cattle car to the slaughter. That way the TSA can continue stealing peoples private valuables to sell to others while under the protecting folds of working for the US Government.
Still think this whole thing is still really about making us safer? The government does nothing but destroy and trample the rights and liberties of some to make others somehow feel they are safer. When in fact the TSA guy just waves terrorists right on through because it's merely an illusion and nothing more.
Just remember, Judge Wilkinson obviously despises the 1st Amendment as much as he despises the 4th Amendment. Thankfully his opinion was the dissenting one. -B]
Unpossible I say, a politician rewriting a bill to be counter to the interests of Americans after debuting it as being to their benefit? It’s like they know the public doesn’t want this but it’s the only way they can pull it off.
Who needs the 4th amendment, am I right? They’re not even trying to be overt about this anymore. Can someone please explain to me why the government needs this kind of power. How is it that the act of informing a judge and getting a warrant to express probable cause for the invasion of privacy is necessary is a hindrance?
Oh, that’s right, it’s a hindrance to finding undesirables to be weeded out of the population. While anyone with half a brain should know not to expect those things to be private, which is why I’m not a big fan of the cloud, it seems a far stretch the government cannot first obtain a warrant.
Contact your legislator now and start raising hell. Just to illustrate the double standard of this, I’m reasonably sure it’s safe elected officials will be exempt and still require a warrant. Laws for thee not for me. If these elected representatives want this, they need to make their services public for all to see… They’ve got nothing to hide right? At least that’s what they keep telling us.
Yup, another devil with the blue hands has gone and committed crimes against the American people, beyond those he’s endorsed by the state to commit.
It’s like the TSA creates an environment which promotes and encourages this type of behavior.
State Sponsored Criminal #443: Agent John Doe in the blue gloves
Because the belongings of the American public are subject to the redistribution plans of those who work for the TSA. Any attempt to argue will result in you being placed on the no fly list.
Unfortunately private party sales aren’t legal in the state of California like they are here in free America. However the following is worth a note:
It also takes all of about three seconds to determine it’s airsoft and further he could have asked permission prior to touching. If it had been a real firearm cop or not I would yell at him to put it down. You NEVER touch someone else’s firearm without permission.
Once he was told to leave, he needed to immediately. If he has “the right by law”, I want the cite.
He’s on the count because not a damn thing will happen to him. There were much more civil ways to deal with that call than the way he did which was the Cartman method.
State Sponsored Criminal #368: Officer Tom Tiphayachan
Because a garage sale means that you can do as much digging as you want and you can’t be trespassed if you’re a cop right!?
h/t Uncle
Seriously, I’m having problems not wishing violence upon people. Why? Because I have no clue why anyone would feel the following is acceptable behavior.
Seriously, it makes me so angry I can barely see straight. What angers me more than just the actions of these despicable individuals is that no one yelled at the agents. No one confronted them. Everyone stuck their tail between their legs.
I know exactly why no one was willing to stand up though. No one wants to be stranded from home on the whim of some high school drop out who was too stupid to get his GED.
I am at a loss of words why anyone would tolerate that behavior in general. While yes you do have a small risk, the quickest way to minimize the risk is to bring the majority of those who were silently protesting inside to the fight. You do so by leading from the front.
I am disappointed in my fellow Americans. Not only for the fact that they would allow the TSA to grow to such a behemoth mass, but they would stand by and do nothing in that situation. I’m tired of waiting for legislators to do something.
If you’re flying, buy a bottle of Mountain Dew, drink it or dump it down the drain. Refill it while you’re in the bathroom and feel free to let them taste test it. Harass them verbally when seen in public. Call them names while they do their job, make their jobs miserable. Make it so no one would willingly take that job. There are other options, many of which are of questionable legality, but then again, revolution is legal in the first person while illegal in the third person. What they are doing is illegal, yet no one has acted to stop it within legal means. Well at what point to do give up on Plan A and move to Plan B?
I refuse to fly specifically because of these state sponsored thieves and molesters. I am reaching the point where I am going to be hard pressed to control my rage towards any of the blue gloved Gestapo.
State Sponsored Criminals: The whole damn lot of the TSA
Because when someone is deaf, or has any other disability, it is perfectly OK to harass them, steal their stuff, and be rude, insolent, and total pricks because your employer is Uncle Sam.
*And if you didn’t get the clue, I am pissed and if anyone has any video of a TSA agent being verbally ridiculed to the point of emotional breakdown, that would seriously help cheer me up. Hell seeing a bunch of people riot in an air terminal would be a big step up. There’s a reason our legislators aren’t doing a damn thing about it, we aren’t seeking to do damage yet. This shit keeps up, I’m sure someone’s tripwire is going to snap.
If riots occurred in air terminals, if people started being injured because of the TSA’s attitude towards the general populace, attitudes would quickly shift… I’m not saying anyone should, or condoning any such action, I am merely stating an observation that our legislators fail to act because they see no need or concern to act.
I’m all for making some molester who thinks it’s OK because Uncle Sam told him to stick his hands down little Timmy’s pants or up little Tiffinay’s skirt realize he’s a piece of crap who should be expunged from society as the heartless predator he is. I would say to start laying on every last legislator too, but they’re a bunch of corrupt cowards anyway, and that type of stuff happens on a daily basis so what would be new?
**End Rant!
H/T to my buddy Jonah from high school.
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