Citizens have Rights

Firestone Discussion
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Just going to say and drop this here:

These are the people wanting to take your rights away; make sure you are all aware of what your lawmakers and departments are doing.

Next time FNG SF or DHS IO try abuse your rights as a citizen thank these people - if this were to pass Congress. This is like the saddest attempt for power I’ve seen. Good luck for this bill in Congress. Under no grounds should a LEOs name and badge, as he is a public servant, be private. What is next? You can’t ask any LEO their name and badge? This will just start a chain reaction.

Also yes, FNG and DHS are public servants defined as LEOs.

(Any mistakes apologies as I’m on mobile)

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Its all because of the SF incident with me… Most likely

SF :b: power hungry?
Notice how about 93% of the cosponsors are all in SF, IO or lead the department.
And this was written shortly after the incident.

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Yeah, it is time for Congress to shutdown SF. Boys, get the bill ready.

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#GetRidOfSF

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I in no way support this amendment to the constitution.

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They are doing this because of patchy, this is shit.
also is it my job to do another PEACEFUL protest again

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irl even undercover treasury agents have to supply their name and badge, stop this

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Hopefully congress will be able to review, interpret and solve this problem.

If congress is unable to that, we’re about to have a more serious problem… maybe even a revolution.

I say that because we all know - no one is above the law. And all LEO’s, including our National Guard, should be defending us, not disclaiming us, even when it’s over a simple unit number.

Let’s not put the State of Firestone in the direction of the State of Rockport over one bill.

Let’s fix this.

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I’m curious why you have this knowledge

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Congress doesn’t agree with this. I can speak, even for Policetony, we are DISGUSTED.

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Oh fuck yeah boys, us at congress are too lazy to hold department heads accountable so… lets just wipe a whole division? Sounds good.

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If you’re good at your job as an undercover government employee, you shouldn’t have anybody ask you for your name and badge. They’re supposed to think you’re a citizen, so why would they ask a citizen for their name and badge? Makes no sense to me.

Additionally, how are people going to report agents and operatives if they cannot identify them?

maybe I’m wrong, but that’s just my 2 cents

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Easy.

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I speak for the Trees… Wait that the wrong thing. I speak for both the Department of Cringe & Meme Regulation as well as my fellow members of the Senatorial Senate of Firestone that we don’t agree or condone this amendment, every law enforcement official should and shall present their name and badge if asked by a Citizen to do so. It is important that this bill doesn’t pass so that Firestone’s stability may stay above 80% so we can go to war with Mayflower citizens don’t feel threatened by Special Forces or IO.

Signed
SeanCityNavy
Senator

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You got FNG dude and
Representative policetonyR
Department of Homeland Security Director Chevyrocks
Department of Homeland Security Deputy Director airplane1221
Special Agent Mattxtro
Special Agent Enforcement_Law
Intelligence Office Agent buford1842
Intelligence Office Agent TheNamesRandom
Intelligence Office Agent Richie_Bear
Intelligence Office Agent TypicallyColton
Major General Timshep07
Brigadier General SolarStrife
Special Forces Executive Officer shysun
Special Forces Senior Enlisted Advisor Zerthus
Special Forces Lieutenant IceyTrigger
Special Forces Operative Numatics
Special Forces Operative ECHO21ALPHA

Everyone from SF or DHS and one representative @t1dtony

This is honestly shit. Also how can you speak for tony EVEN WHEN HE CO-SPONSORED THIS?
I am angry.

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Tony is recently trying to get removed from the cosponsorship.

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Operations within the 5th Special Forces Battalion have officially been suspended as direct order from my office. During the suspension, I will be working very closely with both congress on the Governor himself on resolving the issues that have been pressed by the people. I take full responsibility for the negligence of the battalion for the past few weeks. And I apologize.

Your opinions matter to me and my office. And over the course of the next week (or two), hopefully the battalion can operate without oppression or criticism.

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that’s what I like to see: dept heads caring about the words of the people

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We would like a comment on patchy’s impeachment and how the evidence provided was “classified information”

Even if he isn’t impeached, you got the warrants he made and his evidence he provided of SF threatening him.
How is that “classified” if nothing was said it was classified before?

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if anyone here had been paying attention at all, they would realize the bill was retired

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