Okay, someone explain how a company can legally seize and destroy private property because they believe a customer "may be violating" a law. Not even proven to be, just may be. I mean, if they found 10 kg of raw heroin in a package, that's a pretty clear violation of existing law or more succinctly a reason to suspect the contents of that particular package are in violation of the law. But wholesale destruction of packages without knowing exactly what's in each and every one...?
You'd think some decision maker at UPS has consulted their company lawyers about this and figured they're on firm legal ground but I'm not understanding it.
They are simply letting their liberal logic of using whatever means they can to further their agenda...Legal or not.
I sure hope some 2A law firm figures out how to stick it up their ass sideways.
Unless they are hit hard enough to hurt, it won't stop anything.
