Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
So after I went outside, onto the public, but enclosed patio, of the Clearwater Main Branch Library, an employee of the library came over and locked me out. There are no doors or gates to let you out of this enclosed area. Granted I could have tried to jump the 10' gate with spikes every few inches...but is that really where we're at with things these days?
Government employees, from what I can tell, are acting like they are kings and we are their serfs. It's totally out of control and contrary to what the US is founded on.
Librarians hack into the computers at the library, as well as any device you bring into the library, which is totally illegal, under Article 1 Section 23 of the Florida Constitution: Right to Privacy and the right to be let alone and free from governmental intrusion into one's private life. Yet, they do it most likely under the guidance and encouragement of both local law enforcement, as well as the FBI. Keep in mind that the FBI gives funding to local law enforcement (a right that should not be in the hands of the FBI since it allows the agency to wield undue influence over local LEOs. So, this seems to make librarians seem as thogh they can do anything and are untouchable.
@EyesOnTheState
@GovernmentAccountability
@MyClearwater
20241019 141700
So after I went outside, onto the public, but enclosed patio, of the Clearwater Main Branch Library, an employee of the library came over and locked me out. There are no doors or gates to let you out of this enclosed area. Granted I could have tried to jump the 10' gate with spikes every few inches...but is that really where we're at with things these days?
Government employees, from what I can tell, are acting like they are kings and we are their serfs. It's totally out of control and contrary to what the US is founded on.
Librarians hack into the computers at the library, as well as any device you bring into the library, which is totally illegal, under Article 1 Section 23 of the Florida Constitution: Right to Privacy and the right to be let alone and free from governmental intrusion into one's private life. Yet, they do it most likely under the guidance and encouragement of both local law enforcement, as well as the FBI. Keep in mind that the FBI gives funding to local law enforcement (a right that should not be in the hands of the FBI since it allows the agency to wield undue influence over local LEOs. So, this seems to make librarians seem as thogh they can do anything and are untouchable.
@EyesOnTheState
@GovernmentAccountability
@MyClearwater
20241019 141700
