I’m denying that
@plausiblydeniable.bsky.social
Ask me no questions. I’ll tell you no lies.
I admit nothing. That is ridiculous.
It is probably against Bluesky terms of service for me atp to call you an ignorant f**king idiot, so I will say that all of your replies are f**king idiotic and have no precedent in United States law.
It is probably against Bluesky terms of service for me atp to call you an ignorant f**king idiot, so I will say that all of your replies are f**king idiotic and have no precedent in United States law.
December 25, 2025 at 12:06 AM
I admit nothing. That is ridiculous.
It is probably against Bluesky terms of service for me atp to call you an ignorant f**king idiot, so I will say that all of your replies are f**king idiotic and have no precedent in United States law.
It is probably against Bluesky terms of service for me atp to call you an ignorant f**king idiot, so I will say that all of your replies are f**king idiotic and have no precedent in United States law.
Help me out. Is The Home Depot a membership store?
No
No, it is not.
Talk about conflating.
This conversation is teaching me not to waste keystrokes engaging with complete idiots.
Seriously.
No
No, it is not.
Talk about conflating.
This conversation is teaching me not to waste keystrokes engaging with complete idiots.
Seriously.
December 24, 2025 at 9:51 PM
Help me out. Is The Home Depot a membership store?
No
No, it is not.
Talk about conflating.
This conversation is teaching me not to waste keystrokes engaging with complete idiots.
Seriously.
No
No, it is not.
Talk about conflating.
This conversation is teaching me not to waste keystrokes engaging with complete idiots.
Seriously.
It’s all very lalala sweet what your thoughts are. Just have no legal bearing.
Maybe in Canada 🇨🇦?
Protesters need to go to their government representatives, not Home Depot’s parking lots. It’s all performative so they post to Insta or TikTok, but ineffective
Byeeeee
Maybe in Canada 🇨🇦?
Protesters need to go to their government representatives, not Home Depot’s parking lots. It’s all performative so they post to Insta or TikTok, but ineffective
Byeeeee
December 24, 2025 at 8:29 PM
It’s all very lalala sweet what your thoughts are. Just have no legal bearing.
Maybe in Canada 🇨🇦?
Protesters need to go to their government representatives, not Home Depot’s parking lots. It’s all performative so they post to Insta or TikTok, but ineffective
Byeeeee
Maybe in Canada 🇨🇦?
Protesters need to go to their government representatives, not Home Depot’s parking lots. It’s all performative so they post to Insta or TikTok, but ineffective
Byeeeee
Provide a link to the events you describe.
Ooops. Sorry! I keep asking for things that you cannot produce
Ooops. Sorry! I keep asking for things that you cannot produce
December 24, 2025 at 8:23 PM
Provide a link to the events you describe.
Ooops. Sorry! I keep asking for things that you cannot produce
Ooops. Sorry! I keep asking for things that you cannot produce
2/ Warrants are required only for non-public areas of a business. Home Depot can refuse cooperation and block access to private spaces, **but it can’t bar law enforcement from publicly accessible areas while remaining open for business.**
www.law.cornell.edu/constitution...
www.law.cornell.edu/constitution...
Katz and the Reasonable Expectation of Privacy Test
www.law.cornell.edu
December 24, 2025 at 8:20 PM
2/ Warrants are required only for non-public areas of a business. Home Depot can refuse cooperation and block access to private spaces, **but it can’t bar law enforcement from publicly accessible areas while remaining open for business.**
www.law.cornell.edu/constitution...
www.law.cornell.edu/constitution...
And you don’t comprehend the laws in the United States.
1/ ICE can lawfully operate in a Home Depot parking lot because it’s private property open to the public, where there’s no reasonable expectation of privacy under the Fourth Amendment.
1/ ICE can lawfully operate in a Home Depot parking lot because it’s private property open to the public, where there’s no reasonable expectation of privacy under the Fourth Amendment.
Katz and the Reasonable Expectation of Privacy Test
www.law.cornell.edu
December 24, 2025 at 8:20 PM
And you don’t comprehend the laws in the United States.
1/ ICE can lawfully operate in a Home Depot parking lot because it’s private property open to the public, where there’s no reasonable expectation of privacy under the Fourth Amendment.
1/ ICE can lawfully operate in a Home Depot parking lot because it’s private property open to the public, where there’s no reasonable expectation of privacy under the Fourth Amendment.
You persistently argue that what you suggest is legal. Please provide links to support your assertion. I can wait
December 22, 2025 at 11:48 AM
You persistently argue that what you suggest is legal. Please provide links to support your assertion. I can wait
Putting up gates? Impractical and unrealistic.
Get serious
Get serious
December 22, 2025 at 10:25 AM
Putting up gates? Impractical and unrealistic.
Get serious
Get serious
Try living in the real world, okay?
Silence isn’t complicity. Companies aren’t legally required to publicly oppose federal enforcement—only not to assist it and to protect private areas. Anything beyond that is a political choice, not a legal obligation.
Silence isn’t complicity. Companies aren’t legally required to publicly oppose federal enforcement—only not to assist it and to protect private areas. Anything beyond that is a political choice, not a legal obligation.
December 22, 2025 at 10:24 AM
Try living in the real world, okay?
Silence isn’t complicity. Companies aren’t legally required to publicly oppose federal enforcement—only not to assist it and to protect private areas. Anything beyond that is a political choice, not a legal obligation.
Silence isn’t complicity. Companies aren’t legally required to publicly oppose federal enforcement—only not to assist it and to protect private areas. Anything beyond that is a political choice, not a legal obligation.
And do tell us with documentation which companies are doing just that
December 13, 2025 at 2:44 PM
And do tell us with documentation which companies are doing just that
As much as I find the activity of ICE disgusting, The Home Depot cannot stop them from doing it in their public parking lots. They do not have a choice. Please show evidence of even one company stopping ICE in their parking lot or similar space. Show me one. Just one.
December 13, 2025 at 2:41 PM
As much as I find the activity of ICE disgusting, The Home Depot cannot stop them from doing it in their public parking lots. They do not have a choice. Please show evidence of even one company stopping ICE in their parking lot or similar space. Show me one. Just one.
2) Criticizing a business for not taking actions that are out of their legal scope is misguided
December 6, 2025 at 10:02 PM
2) Criticizing a business for not taking actions that are out of their legal scope is misguided
1) Just a quick note: parking lots open to the public (like at Home Depot) don’t require a judicial warrant for ICE to be there or make an arrest. Judicial warrants are only needed for nonpublic areas.
Please understand that I’m disgusted by the Trump administration’s actions on so many levels.
Please understand that I’m disgusted by the Trump administration’s actions on so many levels.
December 6, 2025 at 10:00 PM
1) Just a quick note: parking lots open to the public (like at Home Depot) don’t require a judicial warrant for ICE to be there or make an arrest. Judicial warrants are only needed for nonpublic areas.
Please understand that I’m disgusted by the Trump administration’s actions on so many levels.
Please understand that I’m disgusted by the Trump administration’s actions on so many levels.
Just a quick note: parking lots open to the public (like at Home Depot) don’t require a judicial warrant for ICE to be there or make an arrest. Judicial warrants are only needed for nonpublic areas. Appreciate the convo!
November 30, 2025 at 1:57 PM
Just a quick note: parking lots open to the public (like at Home Depot) don’t require a judicial warrant for ICE to be there or make an arrest. Judicial warrants are only needed for nonpublic areas. Appreciate the convo!
So go ahead. I’m certainly not stopping you. Raids take place in parking lots, not inside stores. There is nothing the business can do.
How about add more pressure on local, state and federal legislators? That’s where constructive things can happen.
Jamming the customer service lines is a joke
How about add more pressure on local, state and federal legislators? That’s where constructive things can happen.
Jamming the customer service lines is a joke
November 30, 2025 at 4:27 AM
So go ahead. I’m certainly not stopping you. Raids take place in parking lots, not inside stores. There is nothing the business can do.
How about add more pressure on local, state and federal legislators? That’s where constructive things can happen.
Jamming the customer service lines is a joke
How about add more pressure on local, state and federal legislators? That’s where constructive things can happen.
Jamming the customer service lines is a joke
Private businesses may have more leeway in that respect than public companies.
Where do you live? What do laws require in your jurisdiction?
Do the many large food processing companies that hire Latinx workers require warrants for ICE activity?
Where do you live? What do laws require in your jurisdiction?
Do the many large food processing companies that hire Latinx workers require warrants for ICE activity?
November 30, 2025 at 4:09 AM
Private businesses may have more leeway in that respect than public companies.
Where do you live? What do laws require in your jurisdiction?
Do the many large food processing companies that hire Latinx workers require warrants for ICE activity?
Where do you live? What do laws require in your jurisdiction?
Do the many large food processing companies that hire Latinx workers require warrants for ICE activity?
Which are requiring warrants.
November 30, 2025 at 1:24 AM
Which are requiring warrants.
Can you substantiate the complicity of The Home Depot store managers with ICE?
November 29, 2025 at 3:56 AM
Can you substantiate the complicity of The Home Depot store managers with ICE?
See my other replies. You’re mistaken
November 29, 2025 at 3:54 AM
See my other replies. You’re mistaken
2/ The association between The Home Depot and Donald Trump comes from one of the company's co-founders, Bernard Marcus, who was a major, outspoken Republican donor and a significant financial supporter of Trump's campaigns. Marcus died in November 2024.
November 29, 2025 at 3:54 AM
2/ The association between The Home Depot and Donald Trump comes from one of the company's co-founders, Bernard Marcus, who was a major, outspoken Republican donor and a significant financial supporter of Trump's campaigns. Marcus died in November 2024.
A.I. generated details:
1/ The current CEO of The Home Depot is Ted Decker, who became CEO in March 2022. Information available regarding his political donations shows contributions to Democratic candidates, not to Donald Trump's campaigns.
1/ The current CEO of The Home Depot is Ted Decker, who became CEO in March 2022. Information available regarding his political donations shows contributions to Democratic candidates, not to Donald Trump's campaigns.
November 29, 2025 at 3:52 AM
A.I. generated details:
1/ The current CEO of The Home Depot is Ted Decker, who became CEO in March 2022. Information available regarding his political donations shows contributions to Democratic candidates, not to Donald Trump's campaigns.
1/ The current CEO of The Home Depot is Ted Decker, who became CEO in March 2022. Information available regarding his political donations shows contributions to Democratic candidates, not to Donald Trump's campaigns.
Oh, I see. Which companies are doing that? Name some names.
November 29, 2025 at 3:46 AM
Oh, I see. Which companies are doing that? Name some names.
So tell us then, please name the publicly traded companies that have denounced trump administration deportation efforts or criticized ice raids?
November 29, 2025 at 3:45 AM
So tell us then, please name the publicly traded companies that have denounced trump administration deportation efforts or criticized ice raids?
Help me to understand the point of this “protest?” The Home Depot afaik doesn’t support ICE raids. This hurts the store’s operations and thereby its customers just tying to do their home repairs and improvements.
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November 23, 2025 at 1:55 PM
Help me to understand the point of this “protest?” The Home Depot afaik doesn’t support ICE raids. This hurts the store’s operations and thereby its customers just tying to do their home repairs and improvements.
10/10 would recommend season 5.
November 23, 2025 at 1:52 PM
10/10 would recommend season 5.