careful what you google

pghdave420

pghdave420

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lol they know im growing then.cause been doing alot of grow related searches.lol 4 little plants tho.be a waste even if illegal
 
chuckduck

chuckduck

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Title should read "Be Careful What You Google at Work". They were reported by their employers for using those search terms.
 
HGK420

HGK420

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ya it was after he got fired or something. regardless the dude googled something and 6 men in combat gear armed to the teeth showed up to his house.... just for looking something up on a cpu.

my guess is 100,000 people didn't get checked for googling the same thing and someone at this dudes work said he flipped out or said something dumb and that is the reason he got payed a visit BUT still it was ONLY for looking up information. they didn't investigate it further before coming to his door ready to kill. this is where feds shoulda checked it all out or at least showed up suit and tie and had a conversation with the man but no they came ready to operate. shits fucked!
 
Weedz b Baked

Weedz b Baked

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I really hate thinking about how much money we waste by 'protecting our country'.

I mean let alone all the gas we have to pay for while cops sit and their car and do jack shit, we also have to pay for these men to show up fully armed for what?

I'm thinking if the police were that heavily armed there was probably around 10-15 men. What a fucking waste.. It's just too frustrating to actually think about how incompetent our police can be.
 
HGK420

HGK420

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yo NM most of it. i just reread that whole article again and its very sneakily worded. all the pics they got are from the boston watertown raids. it seems they did come suit and tie and identified themselves as "part of the joint terrorism task force" which is FBI, homeland and others working together.

it may be better that they came in suit and tie but read these quotes.

"Or maybe it was something else. On Wednesday, The Guardian reported on XKeyscore, a program eerily similar to Facebook search that could clearly allow an analyst to run a search that picked out people who'd done searches for those items from the same location. How those searches got into the government's database is a question worth asking; how the information got back out seems apparent."

"They mentioned that they do this about 100 times a week. And that 99 of those visits turn out to be nothing. I don’t know what happens on the other 1% of visits and I’m not sure I want to know what my neighbors are up to."

"One hundred times a week, groups of six armed men drive to houses in three black SUVs, conducting consented-if-casual searches of the property perhaps in part because of things people looked up online."
 
ozzrokk

ozzrokk

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The media munipulating a story??????? Can't be true.......... Still makes you think.....
 
HGK420

HGK420

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next post ozz use it wisely!!!!

ya for sure i wonder how many visits they make in michigan weekly like that.
 
greenghost420

greenghost420

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i google the craziest shit! making guns bombs drugs all for informational purposes ofcourse! should i do this shit on TOR?
 
Chronic Masterbator

Chronic Masterbator

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I hate the fact that federal courts deemed it OK for law enforcement to request Google date without a warrant. "I love my country just don't trust my government."
 
greenghost420

greenghost420

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lol im the most curious person on here! i look up how everything works/made. mostly illegal shit though lol been doing it for years, my google report is prob worse then bin ladens...
 
HGK420

HGK420

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i know i used to love my precious google.... still do just gotta double think about using it.
 
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