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   Lurkle DEI makes life great (lurkle@mstdn.social)'s status on Friday, 28-Mar-2025 11:21:48 JST Lurkle DEI makes life great

   They weren’t “deported” or “detained” or “arrested,” and the place they were sent to isn’t a “prison.” All of those things involve legal proceedings, and the law was not involved here in any way.

   They were kidnapped by gangsters without authority and sent to a torture camp run by mercenaries, and if you accept it, it will eventually be you or someone you love, because this model demands a constant stream of new victims.

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     Urban Hermit (urban_hermit@mstdn.social)'s status on Saturday, 29-Mar-2025 09:08:47 JST Urban Hermit

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     • quixote

     @quixote @Lurkle then states need to arrest people on kidnappings charges.

     I am serious - you want to resist, then get your state to resist. Protesting the feds won't do nothing, get your local elected officials and law enforcement motivated. If they all will get pardoned from federal charges, get state charges brought against them.

     The battle over human rights is largely a legal battle. Get them in courts that are not corrupted yet.

     Let's show these Nazi's what states' rights really mean.

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     quixote (quixote@mastodon.nz)'s status on Saturday, 29-Mar-2025 09:08:48 JST quixote

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     @Lurkle exactly. They've been abducted. Kidnapped in a crime of state.

     Steve's Place repeated this.