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No. It can be justified, but often it is not. Unjust orders should not be required to be obeyed. Did the people in Atlas obey?
In general, two things need to be satisfied for the LE aggression to be justified. 1) There really is a relevant local threat (unlike the Renée Good case). 2) The whole underlying cause needs to be just. Catching murderers is ok. But here, many are good people here that only broke a stupid law that is quite debatable on its own and has intentionally not been enforced previously.
As an example, If police with guns enter my house because I did not pay taxes and they want to take my money or me to prison, it it morally legit to defend myself, including shooting them. They are the aggressor.
Yes, practically, I can expect bad consequences of trying that. But that is the practical side.
So there is a difference between "Comply - don't die" as "They are evil, but don't be stupid and live to see another day", and as "Obeying the police is morally right". You sound like the other, or at least you did not make it clear.
And yet I am ok with deportations. In the mid-level scale of things, it is better than not. But depends on who they are deporting. It is ok especially as a reversal to the artificial imports by the socialists. But many are good people with legit reasons to stay.
Setting up Open Claw is by far not as easy as they make it sound. Granted, I am trying to secure and optimize it at the same time. But still, when I want it to do a daily update and let me know the result and on the fifth day it still fails on yet another issue while the bot pretends everything is ok... All the memes are true.
It makes me appreciate how well built the Claude code is. It works really well and smoothly, while consuming a surprisingly low amount of tokens. The lobster spends them like it's a theme park. But trying to optimize it is a great exercise.
