keskeskes1066

keskeskes1066 t1_j9w886y wrote

That is not entrapment. Entrapment is when, in the most basic sense, it occurs when a government official, such as a police officer, uses threats, fraud, or harassment to induce or coerce someone to commit a crime they wouldn't ordinarily commit.

Oh, and when you claim entrapment as a defense, you have to admit to having committed the crime. That is why politicians always make claims about entrapment in front of a TV camera, but never in front of a judge.

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BTW, IANAL so YMMV.

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keskeskes1066 t1_j5pjcdn wrote

Most of the time, the best response to a crisis is collect information before committing to action. Most of the time.

That few seconds or minutes of evaluating the threat can prevent impulsive, but deadly incorrect responses.

But be smart about it. When the fire alarm goes off, don't gawk around and ask others, "Is that for real?" Just get up an move to an exit.

Train yourself and family like the military - immediate action drills to immediate threats, (like near ambushes). Know what to do in the event of a kitchen fire, home intruder, tornado, etc. and teach yourself to collect information in less urgent situations.

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keskeskes1066 t1_j2emydg wrote

The typical MAGA domestic terrorist has led a live of privilege, safety, and wealth compared to those whom they usually hate.

They have no objective reasons for their behavior. Yet, their emotional fragility, combined with learned victimhood and hate on social media/Fox pushes them over the edge.

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keskeskes1066 t1_j1wyebj wrote

In real life, the street "chemists" are not like Walter White, but like the stupidest character in a John Hughs teen movie, only drugged to the gills to boot.

Or, more recently, Jessie Pinkman. Stoned. Imagine someone who thinks drugs are mixed according to color and measured with souvenir spoons or handfuls.

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