LilB0kChoy

Short answer, yes they can.

Long answer, it's really going to depend on the state and the laws there.

That said, common etiquette would be not to unless, as someone else pointed out, they had a very specific reason to suspect an illegal immigrant is in the vehicle. Usually, LEOs stick to their specific jurisdiction's unless they are asked to assist in another.

Typical federal agencies would notify and work with law enforcement, but sanctuary states have directed state and local law enforcement not to.

They are breaking the law and violating a US citizens constitutional rights, that's where America is right now.

No, it has nothing to do with the "Golden Dome" nonsense.

The US did all sorts of war game scenarios and plan making during and directly after WWII and they've never stopped.

There's actually probably a lot of countries who have done the same, though I'm not sure to the extent the US has.

The fact that the US has a plan like this by itself isn't newsworthy. Who it's coming from makes it noteworthy because, while the plan may have been created decades ago, it's a very unsubtle threat against another nation.

I agree that this is stupid, but understanding is important because this is how they weasel out of things. If confronted or challenged they'll say, "Oh, that plan was put together decades ago." Everything they do is done with cover because not only are they fascists, they're cowards too.

Our dogs are more bewildered than scared when they fart. Like, "What was that? Was that me?".

The contingency plan probably isn't about the people at all. It's likely the government has had a plan for a long time, maybe since WWII, about any number of countries including Greenland. Strategic points to either destroy or control. How to repel an invading force as well as how to invade against a repelling force.

That's who the US has become over the last 80 years.

Since marijuana, or more specifically cannabis-derived THC, is still illegal federally and you mark yes when filling out the federal firearms paperwork you will not be allowed to buy a firearm.

However, if you select No, but do use cannabis-derived THC, and admit to or it or law enforcement finds out then you've committed a felony. It's the same law they applied to Hunter Biden's case.

Why they felt the need to comment on that specifically in this thread? No idea either.

Note: I'm not aware of any cases yet that are for hemp-derived THC products that meet the legality under the 2018 Farm Bill. Thats kind of a gray area currently, so you're taking your chances.

Be safe and happy cake day!

I agree with you that nobody should participate in protests with the intention to engage in violence, however I think anyone who's going to protest needs to be ready to defend themselves with violence.

Law enforcement won't be the only threat you face.

You also don't stick the rag in, you wrap it around the top and make sure your bottle is capped.

The goal is to get the container to shatter on impact and then the burning material wrapped around it ignites.

If you stuff a rag in that's how you set yourself on fire by accident. Here's a solid design, just for informational purposes only, of course:

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What is this guy, the Commodity Credit Corporation?

The mod has stated they have automatic tooling for banning people who downvote on their communities and personally I was banned after one downvote.

Did you contact the mod directly? They've also said they're happy to unban but you'd have to behave like an adult instead of throwing a tantrum.

It's really not power tripping unless they directly refuse to engage and remove the ban after you've attempted to resolve it civilly. Mods often use tools to manage their responsibilities and tools can make mistakes, as can mods.

I mean, you can do whatever you want in the community you create

As long as it aligns with what you believe, otherwise it's power tripping.

And we're still seeing the chemtrails, not every day but still being sprayed over like roaches.

To clarify, are you saying you believe that long-lasting condensation trails left in the sky by high-flying aircraft are actually "chemtrails" consisting of chemical or biological agents, sprayed for nefarious purposes undisclosed to the general public?