I don't go to AMP for the same reason the cops can walk in at any time and catch you with your pants down and your dick out and in a girl.
With the recent Dallas AMP raid, we would had just done what we always done in the past. Sit and wait and things will quiet down and it's back to business as usual.
With this AMP raid in Florida, things will not quiet down and it's back to business as usual for any AMPs in Florida or anywhere in the country.
People who never heard of AMPs are now aware of their existence.
People who already knew about them but decided to let bygones be bygones are now pressured by the national consciousness, peer pressure, and by their neighbors to do something about them.
Now any business that has a sign in front that either reads SPA or Massage or anything like that, including many real massage places where no extra curricular activity that's deemed illegal by law if there is money changing hands to entice those activities, will be caught up in this maelstrom of chaos.
People who have driven by massage places 100x monthly on their way from their home to somewhere and back are now going to be paying attention to them and in some cases, some of them will start picketing other massage places, both legal and illegal, and demanding that they be shut down or moved.
Like I said at the beginning of this post, I do not go to AMPs but for those of y'all who LOVES those places, I would be staying away from them from now on especially when the Patriot Act grants Law Enforcement the legal power to sneak into any business that is closed (or into your residence when you are away) and plant audio and video recording devices without the knowledge of the business owner or of the residence and then use whatever information was gathered with such devices to serve a warrant month or months later and arrest you.
I already posted this in a thread about this Florida raid but I will post it again:
The cops used a sneak and peek warrant to get surveillance equipment installed in the spa.
Scary and abusive and perfectly legal!!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sneak_and_peek_warrant
https://www.aclu.org/other/how-usa-p...-peek-warrants
Originally intended to combat Terrorism, it's being used for anything non Terrorism related including the smallest of misdemeanors.
So if you come home one day and your place was burglarized and thrashed, beware.
It may not be what it seems.
Time to go to one of the Spy shops and buy equipment to search your entire home for listening and recording devices just like James Bond does whenever he checks into a hotel.
Robert Kraft got arrested, how does this involve Kaepernick?.
Originally Posted by Golden Man
I was replying to Chateau's comment about the NFL commissioner not doing his job.
https://www.eccie.net/showpost.php?p...9&postcount=43
