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[TheButterZone]

As if government is absolutely constrained by laws. Jesus... /brickwall

You're right, they'd arrest you before you'd legally committed conspiracy, and then any prosecutor would simply throw it out right away whilst your lawyer laughed at the charges.

Police know conspiracy laws better than you do, they wouldn't blow their wad too soon.

There are effectively no real punitive consequences for judicial misconduct, malicious prosecution, and false arrest.

Go elsewhere to trick people ignorant of that fact into self-incrimination.

Oink.

You're a fuckin retard

I bet you say that to every civilian who exercises their right against self-incrimination.

[MrPiggles]

I bet you say that to every civilian who exercises their right against self-incrimination.

I think cops are fucking retards too usually, but when they're trying to set someone up for conspiracy they're smarter than you.

[TheButterZone]

I bet you say that to every civilian who exercises their right against self-incrimination.

I think cops are fucking retards too usually, but when they're trying to set someone up for conspiracy they're smarter than you.

It takes no real effort or intelligence to set someone up for conspiracy when there is no real punitive consequence for doing so.

[waterpile]

Damn, quite a story there better be careful now

[smith88]

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Law enforcement used to be an honorable profession. Today, it's about statistics, quotas and politics. Right and wrong isn't even a factor. Entrapment laws are intentionally skirted and called something else. These people should be ashamed of themselves.

Thank you for sharing.  I think stories like these are important in building strength, integrity, and keeping each other informed.  Good for you... glad you made that response to him; that was a phenomenal response.