From the situation in Argentina: Citizens getting pissed off is not preventative, though after their last experience with hyperinflation, Argentina decided to try austerity this time around.
In the US context, cutting spending would also mean cutting significant amount of defense jobs, which would boost unemployment.
And if you have a starving, homeless and unemployed population, you don't need immigration to drive wages down for low skill labor; I don't understand why you keep bringing up immigration as a solution.
And losing manufacturing jobs is another classic part of the imperial hollowing out of a culture, along with increase debt and military adventurism...
If the US was truly in a jam we’d start devaluing our currency more to pay towards the deficit.
That would be Argentina.
The Greek response was austerity--cut government spending to the bone and raise taxes, a sure economy killer that just drives what little economy you have underground.
If we're at the point of economic stagnation that we can't cover our debt, we likely will also have high unemployment; importing workers wouldn't make political or economic sense.
Interesting. Could they hold the device, though, until it's unlocked? I think this might be the Bad Press exception, not a legal right that would work for anyone else. Because if I gave the encryption key to a friend, they would just tell me to call the friend and get it.... and if they refused to give it to me, it would because I instructed them not to...
In the regular world, you can delete something to keep the cops from knowing about it as long as it's not covering up a crime. You won't find a charge of "destruction of evidence" without an investigation of an explicit crime with probable cause.
If they had probable cause to search his phone, they would have used it when he was in Georgia, not waited for him at the airport where he had fewer rights.
The younger generations are already disconnecting from many of the once very popular platforms
Source? The kids are still nuts about TikTok. If they're leaving popular platforms, are they leaving them to read books and join bands, or to join another platform?
Maybe so. But probably guessing targeting someone for a warrantless search would not be legal. That is to say, the cops can't follow a guy and wait until they're 100 miles from the border to pull them over and call over customs to search them. What may save Turnick is he was already being investigated and this search was clearly an endrun around needing a warrant.
It brings up an interesting question: if wiping your phone after being requested access to it is illegal (?), would wiping your phone in anticipation of access being requested also illegal? Are we effectively required to give the federal government access to every private account in order to travel?
From the situation in Argentina: Citizens getting pissed off is not preventative, though after their last experience with hyperinflation, Argentina decided to try austerity this time around.
In the US context, cutting spending would also mean cutting significant amount of defense jobs, which would boost unemployment.
And if you have a starving, homeless and unemployed population, you don't need immigration to drive wages down for low skill labor; I don't understand why you keep bringing up immigration as a solution.
And losing manufacturing jobs is another classic part of the imperial hollowing out of a culture, along with increase debt and military adventurism...