Homeland Security Agent Harasses Dad For Taking Pictures of His Own Daughters
Sep 10, 2014, 8:17 am
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Several points.
First, maybe your characterization that "most people" will identify the specific agency is true, but that's most, not all.
Second, there are people who work just for DHS and not one of the myriad agencies under the DHS umbrella.
Third, not a big deal? A father is suspected of exploitation by some purported federal agent and it's not a big deal? Maybe in hindsight or from the comfort of a keyboard, but I'm sure most would be taken aback (at best) when put into that particular situation. Let's not blame the victim.
First, maybe your characterization that "most people" will identify the specific agency is true, but that's most, not all.
Second, there are people who work just for DHS and not one of the myriad agencies under the DHS umbrella.
Third, not a big deal? A father is suspected of exploitation by some purported federal agent and it's not a big deal? Maybe in hindsight or from the comfort of a keyboard, but I'm sure most would be taken aback (at best) when put into that particular situation. Let's not blame the victim.
2) True, and how many of those people are classified as law enforcement?
3) Some old guy on a ferry comes up and sticks his business in where it doesn't belong. Cussing him out is the best course of action. If you feel strongly about it, then make a complaint immediately to the captain of the ferry.
