so this is one side of the story. no one knows what happened during that questioning, why amd how it started and how his partner acted.
case in point, there was this guy who stripped naked at a TSA check a while back.
you yourself can easily trigger an incident like this and escalate it.
right now there is one side of the story, reported by a deeply involved, non-objective actor. if you ask a parent about what happened to their kid in school when it was expelled you'll also get a very subjective, partisan take.
this "discussion" here smells of the reddit hivemind, quickly jumping to conclusion, throwing around terms like fascism and full of nerd bravado. nobody asks what really happened.
and to the downvoters - there are now emerging articles that Miranda was carrying classified information. so yeah, more sides to the story, but who gives a shit because fascism.
no, but if the person is not allowed to carry/possess it, he/she might be breaking laws. the term 'classified' exists for a reason.
it is all 'ifs', which is my point - not much is known, the so called fog of war is still in full effect but people around here are already jumping to conclusions.
might have been a nasty way of intimidation, might have been a security clerk reacting to standard procedure. no one here right now knows.
case in point, there was this guy who stripped naked at a TSA check a while back.
you yourself can easily trigger an incident like this and escalate it.
right now there is one side of the story, reported by a deeply involved, non-objective actor. if you ask a parent about what happened to their kid in school when it was expelled you'll also get a very subjective, partisan take.
this "discussion" here smells of the reddit hivemind, quickly jumping to conclusion, throwing around terms like fascism and full of nerd bravado. nobody asks what really happened.