St. Louis snitches outed on radio show. Talk radio host Jamie Allman filed a Sunshine law request for the emails of St. Louis residents who snitched on local entrepreneurs they suspected of violating coronavirus lockdowns. And then he outed them on the air, reading their petty, sad, and vindictive emails to the world. Good luck, snitches, trying to explain this to your neighbors.
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I can't remember where I saw this recently. A guy posted that he thinks his neighbor is hiding a Jewish family in their attic.
Oh man I'm gonna find a snitch site and use that.
I really hope that normal folks make the lives of the snitches miserable. No violence, just point them out, embarrass the shit out of them, put up signs pointing to their houses...Let them enjoy a taste of what they love to do to everyone else. They are no different that Little George Nazi Soros and his love of turning in his Jewish neighbors to the Germans.
I seem to remember, from a long time ago, that there was something in the Constitution about having a right to face your accuser in any criminal proceeding; or maybe somebody just slipped some LSD in my porridge that day and I imagined it. Or maybe its just that modern education theory maintains that the actual Constitution in unsuitable for children, so nobody knows any more what is in it.
Way to go Jamie Allman. There are all kinds of brave individuals when they can hide behind the keyboard and in mommy's basement.
As for the politicians who have pushed this "plan", check out 1929-1945 in Germany, then for SAG check out 1917 Russia and China today. Being an "observer" carries consequences.