I still don’t know if we agree or disagree.
You’re king. You can 1) make it illegal for all people to surveil others’ lands with drones, including LEOs without a warrant. Or 2) you can leave it wide open like today. Which are you picking? **For #1, you have to assume it’s enforceable and...
You said in-home warrantless surveillance had solved “untold crimes,” presumably to try to make a point how widespread this freedom compromise already was and presumably to defend that there was an precedent for allowing it on rural land.
The example you gave is not compelling because it’s one...
“Untold” had me expecting a little more.
We’re worried about mom and pop marijuana growers? If they’re of any meaningful scale, a warrant should be easy. This proves my point.
Give us an example.
Looking for something where visual surveillance inside (or entrance of) the home was used without a warrant. I’ve never heard of this. I don’t support it if it’s being used.
What wouldn’t you allow a LEO to rummage thru?
People like you will be throwing my descendants in a gulag one day. Hyperbole. Mostly joking… if leftists don’t win.
So this is a baiting debate?
Fry him!
In all honesty, I do think those are similar. Attraction of corn is insane. I think tradition and widely accepted ideas of ethics can legitimately play a role in policy.
Either way, my buddy’s gonna be checking your place out some time next month to make...
Really good point and I appreciate you bringing it up.
We’ve unfortunately become numb to the lack of privacy we have (thanks W), but I still think it’s important, even when you have nothing to hide.
Conservation is the one topic that checks my libertarian tendencies. Hard for me to square it...
I knew a builder that won the Powerball once. $100 million. I asked him what he was going to do with all the money. He said “I guess I’ll keep building houses until I lose it all.”