Want to enforce the law? Gotta respect the law first.
Want to enforce the law? Gotta respect the law first.
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I never guessed Greyhound would be one of the first to make a rights stand, but ok. You go Greyhound.
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I imagine migrants make up a significant percentage of their customer base. They are much cheaper than flying and go more places than trains.
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Yeah, after I made this post, I thought about what their customer demographic likely is, and it makes more sense.
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They serve the poor in general. People of all walks of life will feel more secure if Greyhound is watching out for their rights.
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They don't want to be responsible for the next rosa parks situation, probably.
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Because today, it's important to back up image screenshots of actual sources:
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I can't say Grayhound is the kind of company I thought would be making public statements about this. I am very happy and if they ran less inconvenient service (from my town busses to places I want to go leave at ungodly hours). I would love to support them
I will keep them in mind.
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For more context, this is in part the result of a 2021 settlement with the state of Washington over them doing the opposite: https://www.npr.org/2021/09/27/1040968238/greyhound-warrantless-searches-lawsuit-settlement
The settlement only forces this behavior in Washington though, so good on Greyhound for deciding that it is the right policy everywhere.
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Yeah but who's going to enforce it? ICE are a bunch of lawless criminals; they'll just threaten the underpaid driver until they cave.
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Comrade Greyhound coming through.
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The yin and the yang of human trafficking. Buses, and kidnapping.
Guys, buses move people. It's a joke.
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Bitches be thinkin a letter gonna stop jackbooted Nazis fr snatching people. Wake the fuck up.
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Oh well, better just comply in advance, then.
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