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d_lock 0 points ago +1 / -1

If it's over 13 oz, they'd return it.

There's no "suspicion," they just weigh it. If you attached a brick, you'd likely get a visit from police or Secret Service, considering.

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MichiganTrumpTrain 2 points ago +2 / -0

Regulations are currently over 10oz or more than .5 inches thick. Not that i'm encouraging this practice. Just saying

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PepisMaximus -2 points ago +1 / -3

If it's over 13 oz, they'd return it.

So make it a 13 oz brick or sheet of lead or what have you.

If you attached a brick, you'd likely get a visit from police or Secret Service, considering.

Why would you get a visit from the secret service for doing something that is:

  • common

  • not harmful

  • addressed to a private company

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d_lock 0 points ago +1 / -1

If you sent a brick to a presidential campaign, during current riots, and within a week of ricin being sent to the president? People have gotten visits for far less.

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PepisMaximus -1 points ago +1 / -2

Are you a shill or just retarded?

None of those business reply mailers are addressed to a candidate.

They are all addressed to private companies working on behalf of candidates.

Even if you shipped them an anthrax filled dirty bomb the secret service is going to have nothing to do with it.

And bricks aren't harmful when sent thru the mail. It's fairly common to mail bricks.

No one has gotten a visit for legally sending legal harmless mail to private companies.

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d_lock 0 points ago +1 / -1

Talking to random people in a bar isn't directly threatening a candidate, either. That's the primary impetus for SS visits. And you really think mailing a cinder block using a business mailer (See above for context) is common? Maybe you've had a few of those dropped on your head throughout your life.

But really, feel free to attempt to mail bricks to candidates' campaigns of PACs using business mailers. I'm sure your sovcitesque "sErIoUs ViOlAtIoN" will go on the postal workers' permanent record.