Mission Creeps: Homeland Security Agents Confiscate Women's Panties For 'Copyright Infringement'Chris | InformationLiberationOct. 23, 2014 |
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Homeland security's mission has transformed from fighting terrorists to stealing women's underwear for supposed intellectual property violations. From the Kansas City Star: Peregrine Honig says she just wanted to help celebrate the hometown team when she designed Lucky Royals boyshorts.This would be considered a trademark violation, not copyright, I'm not sure if the victim misunderstood the agents, or the agents themselves were clueless (regardless, both laws are crazy). What's interesting is how since the department's inception their goal was never to stop terrorism but to police the domestic population, be it through raiding toy stores for suspected copyright infringement one year after the department's creation back in 2004, or panty raids as they just did in Kansas now ten years later. When there is no actual terrorists to police with all the high-tech police state gear you spent billions of taxpayers' dollars on, you have to use it somewhere. Here's a video report on the theft from 41 Action News: Note, the store owner asked to see a warrant, to which the police responded by "waving a cellphone with a message on it." One has to wonder if they even had a warrant, there was a story just a few days ago about how the secret service instructed police in Tennessee engaged in a standoff to fake a warrant by "waving a piece of paper around." _ Chris runs the website InformationLiberation.com, you can read more of his articles here. Follow infolib on twitter. |