Which, if any, US states have ‘stand your ground’ style laws that apply to carjackings? Seems a test case is inevitable at this rate.

As someone once said, to paraphrase, “He has made his ruling, now let him enforce it.”

What powers does the United States Marshal Service actually have? And does anyone there have the will to uphold whatever oaths they swore to fulfil their duty?

After all that has occurred already, so many lines drawn, then crossed, without consequence… I am skeptical.

EDIT: more than skeptical – A whistleblower says Trump Sent the US Marshals to try to “Intimidate” Her so they’ve apparently decided already what side they’re on. The USA as a democractic republic is already lost.

Help Canada ship its LNG to the East coast and it’s yours, EU.

Memory Express in Western Canada.

I like her podcast, “The Gargle”… yeah probably a prudent decision on her part.

Good questions, and important that we crowdsource verification of this. I saw some other posts on bsky that other people have received these emails, suggesting it is not a single instance. Implication is that it’s a new automated effort, perhaps “by AI”, to intimidate people en masse. But it could be fake, so the more examining it, the better.

EDIT: Link here to a thread, indicating others have received these emails: https://bsky.app/profile/reichlinmelnick.bsky.social/post/3lmljpkrdj22h

I was trying to sound the alert that this might be a thing – BUT if it turns out to be fake, please by all means shout to the hilltops that it is bunk.

US is a no-go zone until further notice AFAICT.

Damn, beat me to it. First thing I saw as well

Credit Unions! At least I hope in your country they exist, and are better than banks which, where I live, they most DEFINITELY are.

Including the majestik møøse

A Møøse once bit my sister…

There’s a dedicated tool named sshguard which works nicely.

Main lesson: NEVER EVER SIGN ANYTHING even if you are tired, desperate, or afraid. Classic interrogation railroading there. NEVER just think “Oh if I go along with this it’ll end sooner.”

Bedeviled NXP/ARM SDK stdlib. Hate it, we need \n\r there. Why!!! What a PITA.

… but allegedly based on stolen source printouts from the college dumpster, and written using stolen time on their timeshare mainframes.

You bring up a good point, but I’m not sure enough Americans are ready or aware, or desperate enough, yet, that civil disobedience is a thing. I hope they progress to using it very soon.

Bananas in ICE vehicle tailpipes. Not paying taxes. Jamming ICE ‘snitch’ phone numbers with spurious reports … that sort of thing.

… where is the footage of police dragging this ICE agent in cuffs to contempt jail? It means nothing if he is not jailed. Was he? Will he be?

He blames his past postings on mental illness. OK, so what assurances does the public have that it does not relapse? Is it not a legitimate issue that, perhaps, a position of office is not the best thing for this particular person to hold?

I mean, he has a right to run. But that doesn’t mean anyone owes him a vote. Transparency here is justifiable in educating people about the candidates. People running for office cannot complain that their life becomes public as a result.

Steve Jackson Game’s warehouse23.com/basement

… used to spend hours there, opening random boxes. Basically SCP, before SCP was a thing. (And it was ripped off to make an SF show, ‘Warehouse 13’).

You’re right, the text itself doesn’t spell out any exemptions.

I guess I was just (badly) trying to express my skepticism that our own media and/or society at large would be willing to apply this definition to our own local governments or government-adjacent orgs, even if they met the criteria.

Which wasn’t really the point of this post anyhow I suppose… I’ll shut my trap now :)

I was implying that by the description there, we should legitimately consider the people making up certain governments terrorist groups.