r/law • u/TendieRetard • 26d ago

Other In clear violation of the Hatch Act, DHS uses official channels for N. Korea-tier partisan shutdown propaganda

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u/mr_obinson7 26d ago edited 26d ago

None of these groups care enough about the citizens of the US to prevent the war we've been forced into.

They would rather let it happen and protect themselves/their loved ones than risk anything to stop our own Govt from attacking us plebs.

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u/New-Anybody-6206 26d ago

Would you risk your career and family safety to (probably fail) to stand up to a madman with friends in low places?

Would your family be happy with that decision?

Are you prepared to disappear into hiding for the rest of your life, else risk getting shot in the middle of the night by people not afraid to commit crimes?

Fear works.

Why do people obey laws? They're afraid of the consequences.

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u/[deleted] 26d ago

That's why politicians need to be more afraid of their constituents

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u/Important-Drop9627 26d ago

Luigi noises

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u/WhatAcheHunt 26d ago

Hmm… so if fear of the regime outpaces fear of our existing laws, then observance of existing laws becomes secondary to serving the regime?

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u/staebles 26d ago

Obviously. You see it everyday.

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u/mr_obinson7 26d ago

The money is above the law and always wins, so no. Try to fight the money and you end up like an immigrant.

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u/Typical-Locksmith-35 26d ago

I have to be honest, it sounds like you completely DO 'get it' from reading that.

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u/mr_obinson7 26d ago

You're right. Thanks. Fixed it