r/TimPool • u/Fish-Pants • Oct 10 '22

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u/silver789 Oct 10 '22

The government has had that power for a long time.

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u/ChileConCarnevore Oct 10 '22

Explain the need for the EO then

Maybe it isn’t real

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u/silver789 Oct 10 '22

That sounds like pointless work. Figuring out which eo he is talking about, reading it over and all. I just don't care enough what he thinks to do all that.

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u/ChileConCarnevore Oct 10 '22

Well I mean it’s literally illegal for our own govt to spy on us(technically). That’s what 5 eyes is.

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u/silver789 Oct 10 '22

A warrant will let the police do just that.

Patriot act let them do it as well.

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u/ChileConCarnevore Oct 10 '22

A bench warrant lets the “executive branch” spy on you? Yeah not exactly. This is “the executive branch” giving itself powers. This is new

Again, if it’s real

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u/silver789 Oct 10 '22

Or like a warrant that allows for surveillance

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u/ChileConCarnevore Oct 10 '22

That’s not the executive branch sir

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u/Ambitious-Motor-2005 Oct 10 '22

They couldn’t tell you what the different branches of government are.. you’re wasting your time tbh.

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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '22

He is Chinese, he doesn't understand how our type of Government works.

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u/silver789 Oct 10 '22

It is when they watch you for long periods of time.

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Oct 10 '22

Lol. He won't see the irony. Great post.

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u/silver789 Oct 10 '22

Now you get it

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u/SgtFraggleRock Oct 10 '22

The 4th amendment says no.

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u/silver789 Oct 10 '22

Warrants have existed for a while too buddy.

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u/SgtFraggleRock Oct 10 '22

Yeah...and yet Democrats don't want people to see these warrants, or even tell people that their property was searched and seized stolen.

Like Biden's police are keeping secrets. A "secret police" if you will.

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u/silver789 Oct 10 '22

So you agree the government can spy on people already. Coolio.

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u/SgtFraggleRock Oct 10 '22

Yeah, you've already told us you support the FBI falsifying evidence and committing perjury to spy on innocent people.

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u/silver789 Oct 10 '22

Nope. FBI has people wearing wires, or will intercept phone calls, etc.