It's weird with a multi-command string (i.e. when semicolons get involved), shortest answer is to fiddle with it. I think it may work at the beginning if you put the rest of the command in a (subshell)?
Well yeah, and that's where things get interesting. Looking at their policy and voting history certainly does matter, and in fact it often is the best way to determine their character.
Yeah, I thought of that, but it would be just as easy for someone at the building to be like "I know your boss probably said you can just bust in here, but that's not how the law works. You still need a warrant."
I wish anti-magic (in D&D specifically) felt less binary, and that there were more mechanics around encountering anti-magic of varying strengths. In a busy marketplace there might be weak anti-magic just to prevent basic illusory tricks, Distort Value, Incite Greed, etc. You could still cast such spells, but it might require a higher level slot to overcome the field, and/or maybe some effect would be triggered to make your use of magic obvious to whatever enforcers are around. Making sleight of hand more relevant to magic users for casting spells subtley enough to avoid triggering such effects would be super cool. Not hard to brew, but still would be nice to have that fleshed out in the base game.
The direct link avoids using dbzer0 as a proxy for federated content. Saves your instance a bit of unnecessary load. Eternity is weird about that, I wish there was an option in settings or something.
But are ICE agents likely to understand even well established legal precedent? This is at the point of being guerrilla legality, it's about using confusion to create delays for them wherever possible.
I recently read this fantastic post by a fellow lemming regarding the modern advertising landscape (using advertising in the most generic sense), and this paragraph really sums up what I think is the root cause of this infuriating unspoken commitment to inaction (emphasis mine):
Even if you ignore the ads, the tone they normalize leaks outward. The expectation that everything should acknowledge the problem while changing nothing. The reflex to treat moral language as branding. The sense that awareness itself counts as action.
I think you may feel more at home in Non-Political Comics then. (Tbh I understand, sometimes I have to live over there for a few days. No need to be rude about it though.)
Dang, that almost looks like a render. So smooth, so luxe.