I realized something, how can they prove it was really you that "googled it" (not just google, anything, even on this message board)?
Really, its not like that have a video recording of you doing the physical act, they only know that someone on your IP and MAC address did it, maybe it was even posted at random by "muh evolution monkeys"
Suppose you google some fucked up shit
Dylan Gutierrez
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David Gonzalez
you're still getting v&, cope all you want macaco.
Brayden Harris
Let me guess, you accidentaly found CP
Thomas Nguyen
I have nothing to back this up, but I think data collection is too big to be useful. There are over 300 million people living in the US, (and the NSA is definitely spying on foreign countries so its actually a lot more) thats an unbelievable amount of info to keep stored and organized.
Having to track and collect all this useless junk data would make it harder to keep track of any """potential threats""" the the gov would want to keep track of. They probably like the idea that people think the US can efficiently track everyone's info as deterrent, and that itself may be more useful than actual data collection.
Angel Phillips
It would take a reasonable amount of effort to interview every possible person they suspect could have made the search then it would be up to a jury to decide if the prosecutor is making a good enough case. in first world countries you don't get convicted of a crime based on a search like you could in other countries
Brayden Williams
>accidentaly
Gabriel Ward
OP just googled how to get rid of decomposing body
Carson Moore
No, never, just out of curiosity
By the way, do you happen to have the pic of that chinese woman licking the balls of that bull?
Grayson Robinson
fpbp
Jackson White
>leaf calling others macacos
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