Saturday, October 25, 2014
Exceeding Authority
The cops in Watervliet, NY (where
else?) want to know your Facebook password before they give you their permission to buy a gun, something you're guaranteed to have a RIGHT to do by the Constitution. It really amazes me how some jurisdictions think the Constitution does
not apply to them, and they can do what they want, regardless. They make stupid
laws, and do stupid things under CURRENT laws, apparently serenely unaware they
are breaking the law, themselves. Or maybe they just don't care. Whatever made them think they could demand
this, I don’t know, unless it is the “stupid pills” they’re taking. Apparently,
they don’t give a damn that it is unconstitutional, since the chief of police there,
one Ron Boisvert, replied, “It is what it is,” when told the demand was
unconstitutional. And the cops are not alone in this. Way too many potential
employers are likewise demanding access to applicants’ Facebook accounts and
passwords as a condition of employment. For my part, that would be a “deal
breaker” and would cause me to walk out without a word and go buy a gun out of some criminal's car trunk in an alley somewhere. (Prison Planet)
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