@lawyersgunsnmoney @mcnado even in Germany people got away win court for shooting through the door amidst such an attempt of break-in...

• And yes, I agree with the writer that this is a correct decision, even tho I despise the shooter by virtue of being part of an organized crime group aka. OMC.
  • Mind you he did legally own said gun, the invaders refused to ID as police upon being called for.

So yeah, cops got castle'd and the rule of law and justice does also apply to that person.

• And I'll not weep a single tear if some #AmericanGestapo #Brownshirt gets to say "Hello" to someone's "Little Friend"!

#NotLegalAdvice but I'd certainly expect people amidst the #Gestapo-like #murder of unarmed people by #ICE not assume that any of them come in peace or ain't trying to find reasons to kill people if not get away with it.

• And that's their problem as fascist unit.
  • And generally the #PoliceProblem: #LackOfAccountability & #LackOfConsequences!

@SuffolkLITLab You do realize that WAMI is rapant in the USA, right?

Not to mention:
-police militarization,

• mass surveillance
• rampant cyberfascism
• harrassment and violent initimdation of both foreign and domestic journalists

#USpol #Police #militarization #WideAreaMotionImagery #WAMI #PSS #PersistentSurveillanceSystems #PoliceMilitarization #fascism #PoliceState #PoliceProblem #PoliceBrutality #CopCrime #USA #SurveillanceState #Flock #Palantir #Amazon #ring #privacy #DataProtection

You want the right to bear arms because you have unreasonable fear of armed burglars.

I want the right to bear arms because evidently the average civilian is better trained and faces more accountability for every firearm discharge than the average cop.

• We are not the same!

#WeAreNotTheSame #RightToBearArms #2A #Firearms #Safety #Accountability #Consequences #LackOfAccountability #LackOfConsequences #Police #PoliceBrutality #PoliceProblem #Polizeigewalt #Polizeiproblem #PoliceMilitarization

When I first started talking about the abuse my then-roommate did to me, most peoples' reply was basically "Oh no, that's so bad! I believe you because you're privileged enough and middle class enough to fit my stereotype of an innocent victim and you're doing all the emotional labour to talk about it in "the right way". But I can't do anything to actually help you."

Then telling me what a bad idea it would be for me to go to the police. I did it anyways and yeah, it was a really bad idea. I got severely retraumatised and literally lost my mind (while sleeping in a homeless shelter where I had no fucking private place from which to make phone calls to talk to my lawyer about rape. It was so fun.) and the abuser got no consequences whatsoever.

The worst part? EVEN IF ze'd have been convicted, I would have lost my home and not been able to get it back.

I even begged the landlord to do something and lol. hahahhaahhahahahah it was so funny how he sided with the literal rapist who afaik just got the next vulnerable trans person as a roommate lol hahahahah

whoopsie. sorry for spiralling.

I'm safe, don't worry. I got a friend here with me now.

#rapeCulture #abuse #rapeVictim #rapeSurvivor #policeProblem #PolizeiProblem

english:

btw, finding ways to deal with repression at marches, blockades and other protests that doesn't rely on IDs is important so that people without papers can also participate. when whole groups are there without ID cards, there's a good chance that everyone gets to go home without having their personal data written up by the #policeproblem.

we do not have to make it easier, in our preemptive obedience, for them to surveil our networks by meekly carrying and showing our ID all the time.

To give them our personal data can be a legitimate decision. but my advice: think about the pros and cons and talk about it in your affinity groups and political networks/bubbles.