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anti-torque t1_j4z1qqo wrote

I don't know about you all, but I'm getting effort from my Senators.

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B1kerGuy2019 t1_j4zg9qo wrote

Incorrect. PATRIOT Act + "Metadata"

That gives them the justification to sweep up records and use Metadata to see if it fits signatures. Nothing different than the whole Metadata collection unveiled by Snowden.

You're thinking about individual cases, but if they tie it to homeland security and terrorism, gives them free reign for the most part

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Pokey_Seagulls t1_j4zv844 wrote

Typical Reddit downvoting correct information. Jews4beer is right, even if the username seems wrong.

The Patriot Act did indeed expire in 2020 and no longer exists. Claiming that something is possible to do today because of the Patriot Act is therefore wrong. Patriot Act is dead.

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null640 t1_j50tocf wrote

Same as it ever was... Same as it ever was...

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n3w4cc01_1nt t1_j5176ti wrote

because they can but also it should be a concern because a lot of them were involved with jan 6th or other qultist movements.

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[deleted] t1_j5182ou wrote

Cuz they’re obedient drones working for a shell of a government who has been owned by the central banks since we privatized the federal reserve.

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QuestionableAI t1_j51mwl7 wrote

We are all on someone's list and it is just a matter of time.

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ekkidee t1_j52heeb wrote

>If you are not awaiting trial for a financial crime it is illegal for law enforcement to access your bank records

I don't know about that. Money laundering is a crime and the US Treasury can certainly investigate it before indictment.

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plebbitier t1_j531v2l wrote

Remember, they need to see every transaction over $600.
But fuck if they can do anything about the crime committed byt HSBC, UBS, Wells Fargo, etc.
Or the trillions unaccounted for in defense spending.

The government is the biggest criminal.

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GoldWallpaper t1_j53amy5 wrote

This is dumb and obviously false. Even leaving aside the things others have pointed out, the whole point of investigations is to decide if someone should or should not be on trial.

Had you said something like, "Without a warrant, it is illegal for law enforcement to access your bank records" that sitll would have been wrong, but not as obviously idiotic as your actual statement.

Think harder.

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Own_Cream_551 t1_j5gdn4e wrote

I hate to say it , but as long as there’s been online communication; there have been the means to both capture it and analyze it. End of discussion. The world’s governments aren’t giving up there ability to spy on us all. Why would they? I tell those that who truly want anonymity to simply unplug. Nothing online is secure. Was never designed to be…..

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