SpitfireFade
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#4thamendment
Mar 2, 2019 2:06 AM
SpitfireFade
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#4thamendment
IllogicalFalicy
Not in a lot of peoples' eyes today
slinkhi
It means they can't search without a reasonable cause. Which is super easy to make up. Even saying no while spouting off your rights is
slinkhi
suspicious enough to them. Your best bet is to happily and willingly comply. And just hope they lube up a little first.
Randazzo
The key word is "unreasonable".
IllogicalFalicy
The question becomes, do we use unreasonable then or unreasonable now? As it may be reasonable if it is a demographic the person doesn't
IllogicalFalicy
Like....
Saajix
Do you have a reason for this?
Frostycopper
It does not say privacy?
SpitfireFade
It says “The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures”
IllogicalFalicy
If they are protected against unreasonable searches, what does that mean to you?
ViolentlyOfferingBeerToSheep
the right is in simple terms saying you cant go looking through other peoples shit without good cause and authority, and authorities can
ViolentlyOfferingBeerToSheep
only write warrants to go through people's shits if a probable cause for worry arises or evidence arises provoking a search. saying
ViolentlyOfferingBeerToSheep
"hey that's my private property you cant go through that" invokes this right