Self-Defense & Communication: Be Careful What You Say

Shooting Illustrated ^ | October 4, 2019 | Sheriff Jim Wilson

[Hardastarboard]

Be Uber polite to everyone, no matter how big an @$$hole they are.

Leave immediately if you can. Best form of de-escalation there is.

[a fool in paradise]

>>Armed citizens may not be aware that investigators can also get a court order that allows them to examine all text messages, emails, and other electronic media

Of course if you are engaged in criminal activity to benefit the Clintons you can wipe your server, smash devices with hammers, and generally destroy all such texts, claiming privacy rights.

[deek69]

Keep your mouth shut. If you have to say anything be as vague as possible. Also if you are ever a suspect “ I Want A/My Lawyer! “

[zeugma]

You can’t just smash your Blackberries and bleach your server and expect your emails to go away. They are a permanent record somewhere.

Using online email services (webmail) is especially dangerous.

[TheNext]

Yes, but no posting history has your signature.
It is not legal evidence since electronic text can be modified.

Posting histories are MODIFIED in some cases.

What you “post” online are NOT your posts, but can and have been modified by administrators. That is a fact.

You cannot even tell if the anonymous person is the same person. Case in point is Matt Drudge, it is no longer him.
Internet text is essentially, fake.

[TheNext]

Never, ever, accept ANYTHING online is you.

[familyop]

"AntiEm? Is that you?"

Huh?