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I have the same rights at a DUI checkpoint...doesn't mean it won't be a bad night choose to make things more difficult than they need to be to prove a point.
If law enforcement is investigating a potential crime and you are a suspect, you will probably be charged with obstruction and resisting without violence. It's a lot easier for both parties to just simply be cooperative for a few minitues and then go about your business.
And it's that most illegal aliens from central and south america don't have certain looks and accents?
That's not what happens. Law enforcement detained the two at target because they said @#$! you and kept walking away, instead of saying they were US citizens. It until after they got arrested for resisting and obstruction and assault that they started shouting 'I'm a US citizen!'.
Most of us aware of the "libertarians" know that they were nothing more than self interested tax avoiders with authoritarian tendencies. Most never had any "principles".
You can't be charged with obstruction for exercising your fifth amendment right to remain silent. If you wish to give up your rights, knock yourself out. I will exercise mine to ensure they still exist.
Do the people that want to stand on their rights with regards to police interactions call themselves "libertarians", or why should they agree with libertarians with regards to taxes?
Maybe. Nut I think it's more likely that left-wing media and influencers incited him to rebel against law enforcement. They convince people they have the constitutional right to obstruct and resist to the point of assaulting law inforecent.
Border Control (who where the ones involved in this), ICE and INS have always been armed and have always raided places where illegal aliens work like Target, Home Depot, Restaurants etc. Having grown up in Los Angeles county I remember that happening in the 70s.
Maybe we should be more shocked by how violent the citizenry have become.
About 7 million people per year experience arrest and release by law enforcement in the U.S. How outraged is the public over the other 6,999,830?
Yeah, that's the kind of interpretation of the law that gets people put in handcuffs. That's pretty much the way it goes in most every one of the many police bodycam videos I've watched. "I don't have to!" "You can't tell me what to do!" "I know my rights!" et al, then *click click* go the cuffs, and they're charged with obstructing and resisting. Some even think they have the first amendment right to threaten the officer, and they end up getting charged with committing a felony.
The news report I posted said one of them was charged with assault. In all of the many bodycam videos I've watched 99% of the time when someone gets thrown to the ground, it's because they're fighting the officers. Often to the point where it takes three to five of them to hold the person down.
The millions who invaded our country were dressed like this:
How other people may be acting is not a basis for you to form opinions about what is right or wrong. Or maybe it is.
No. They are going after people just because they "look Mexican". Its not the only thing they are doing of course. But they are doing it.
I see it among the voters and the political officials.
When it's only supposedly wrong under the administration the people are outraging over, but no biggie under their administration, the outrage is obviously political rather than actually moral.
What should they be doing instead? How did they do it under the Obama administration? Perhaps that's where the answer is.
Once again you defer from applying yourself to a moral question, and prefer to attack "the discussion" instead.
I doubt thay had such a standard routine part of law enforcing in mind.
