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Also to deny women an empowering and enriching form of labor. Have to keep them poor, barefoot in the kitchen.

That chick who founded OnlyFans, driving around in Ferraris with tens of millions in the bank, that’s their worst nightmare.

That’s exactly right. It’s the facts of the case of Mapp v. Ohio.

Cops were looking for the boyfriend and evidence of numbers running. They forced the door and came in without a warrant and arrested her for pornography. It was in a box in the basement, she didn’t even know it was there.

The statute they charged her under, I forgot the exact amount of time, but nobody had been charged under it in like twenty years or something.

Jury convicted her in twenty minutes for the porn.

The liberal Supreme Court of the day that gave us most of our civil rights, the Earl Warren Court, reversed her conviction based on the illegal, warrantless search.

The whole thing was a ploy to get her to testify against her boyfriend, which she ultimately refused to do before her case got tossed out. They didn’t care about the porn, it was pretextual.

https://ballotpedia.org/Mapp_v._Ohio

This has always been the Republican plan. They’ve been going after pornographers as long as I can remember.

“Why do I have to go to jail for your freedom?” - Larry Flint.

Should label them as initialism, acronym, etc.

Damn what a sweet boy. I meant bot, not boy, but I keep it.

Oh yeah, I don’t know firsthand but I’d bet it’s pretty common.

I mean everything is legal unless someone enforces the contrary.

Oh, sure, it comes down to knowledge of the facts. If the owner manifests an intention not to recover it, then it is abandoned. But if you just find the scooter, or even if the company has said it’s going out of business, that’s not the same as having knowledge that the owner has no intent to retrieve the property.

It’s not abandoned property unless the finder doesn’t know who it belongs to.

If the name of the company is on the scooter, it is mislaid property, not abandoned property.

The classic bar exam question on this involves the finder of a bag of money. In one hypothetical, it’s a plain canvas bag. In another, it has the name of a bank on the bag.

When the name is there, you have to give it back. The finder only gets to keep it if after legal notice and a waiting period, the owner fails to reclaim it. In most states there is a statute on this, and most of them require turning the property over to police temporarily.