July 16, 2022, 10:17 p.m. | /u/MyDogActuallyFucksMe

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I was traveling back into the US from Canada when I was subjected to a random search. At the time I wasn't aware that they could legally search electronics such as laptops that they found in the car, but I'm sure that they did because after a series of warmup questions like "Are you a terrorist? Are you affiliated with any extremist groups?" Etc etc they started trying to make friendly and strike up "conversation" about computers, attempting to probe …

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