Taxes are not a neverending pot of money. They have limited resources believe it or not. I know where I live, school libraries are having funding cut. I wonder if public libraries are facing the same cuts? But where I live, most restaurants offer free wifi. I’ve literally seen people sitting in McDonalds restaurants with their freaking desk top PC from home! The whole thing sitting on the table plugged in! And they sit there all day!
@@amyfu2047 The military industrial complex gets all they want. Didn't we save enough from Afghanistan to pay our wifi bills? But then again our largest mega-corp(ses) don't pay their taxes like I do. Amazon and 'em must lose a lot of money every year, I guess. But Gates did hook us up with all those computers in libraries 30 years ago so there's that. Maybe we could close a couple of the 800 foreign military bases we have around the world in everyone else's backyards and then have some wifi change leftover. We're certainly not gonna spend on healthcare, food, infrastructure, or, shelter for Our People. Good Luck to Us All Peace
In case u didn't know, child pedos try to use public library computers to get their fix because they have been restricted from using the internet. This is the main reason why libraries collect user info. That and so that if the library patron damages equipment, the library has something to go by to tell the police cuz this happens also. This policy has stayed in effect even though more libraries are removing their own computers and asking people to use their devices.
Yeah, but only for Travis because he didn't just forfeit his 4th amendment rights voluntarily. Obviously, they've never had anyone else push back on it, and they didn't mention anything about fixing the policy. But just maybe... someone will remember this and at the next policy review will mention that at least one person thought it violated his constitutional rights to have to surrender his right to be secure in his 'papers and effects, against unreasonable (warrantless) search and seizure' just to get access to publicly-funded facilities. Now if there is reasonable suspicion or probably cause that someone is violating the law (using the wifi to communicate a true threat, for example), then by all means, get a warrant and seize away.
First time I've seen any librarian survive the Mr. Heinze, I'm not showing you my ID back and forth banter. They remained nice, which is very surprising and became very accommodating with his wishes in the end. Great job all around
@@CheckPoint702 an exception was made for Travis, perhaps the policy needs to be changed so no exception is needed (the end seemed like they were worried about potential legal liability). All the more reason to change the policy, no?
So do they require middle schoolers whose parents don’t have internet service to provide their IDs to do homework that internet can aid them with or to reference books without checking them out? If they do then how do you know they aren’t selling that info.? Or trying to ad target them for political purposes? When I go to a library I want to be anonymous and expect the same courtesy to be offered to my kids.
The one librarian who remained with you to the end was very patient. I liked her expression of willingness to help you in any way she was able. She just didn't feel she had the authority to provide everything you asked for. I would give her a pass.
Don’t agree. Travis may just have opened their eyes about modern wifi habits. Their rules seem to be made and copied by Boards that weren’t into all that modern stuff.
OMG.... This is so funny! Travis, you are perfecting your endless spoken word to the point where literally everyone who tries to mess with you ends up fit to be tied, and just wants to leave you alone and go away! lololol Artful.
Thanks for your work. And I agree cause in Pigeon Forge where I live you can park in front of the public library and get Wi-Fi without even going in. Always doing a great job and very well spoken and sharing A LOT of knowledge.
@@kdawg40618 they need to know who has the book so… They need to know who looked up “how to make a bomb”, on their computer. The NSA already knows how to find that out if we look that up on our own computer. Their Wi-Fi already keeps record of the ISPs so… No one can be required to surrender their anonymity to use a public library. Computers and checking out books is a privilege, not a right. As confirmed by the staff, you can use the Wi-Fi outside with no ID, the only difference are creature comforts
this ENTIRE LIBRARY is built and paid for people EXACTLY like travis, for public education. every even the most little hindrance that lies between a person wanting to use any of the services has to be kept to a minimum. or else every library will be useless in a few years
It's amazing how Americans have just resigned themselves to the fact that they should just hand over their Fourth Amendment right along with their first and their second wake up Librarians there's nothing showing ID is going to provide any more protection than is already built into the internet
Good to see you were able to make the change at that moment, hopefully the library will completely eliminate the policy altogether, and allow visitors to access the wifi without jumping through hoops!
I’ve fed my neighbors with free connections to the internet for 25 years, in the hope the rest of the world would follow. Never happened yet, and still some of my friends tell me “it may be an issue if used for illegal stuff” - to which I always responds, “then I will always have a way out if I do something wrong”.
@@George-xe2ub Most of my neighbors, and probably all the last ten years, have their own supply now, with the difference theirs are closed with codes. If just everyone had it open, it would at least be free for those passing bye - as Travis - to be used. Just like some light poles down the street, to the better for society. 5G is being installed in my area now, but certainly some taxpayers funded satellite solutions is preferable: Maslow would have put connection to internet just above food and heat.
Actually because and you should be aware, your allowance of an activity doesn't give you plausible deniability. Here's what happens. The internet is and was littered with pirated copyrighted material. California has special interest in prosecuting pirating of artistic works and media. It is very cheap to initiate a copyright suit in CA. There was a demand for defendants. Flagged files were shared everywhere and tracked, recording ip, creating a database. When you can create this database you search for quantities of violations, subject matter can also provide leverage. Find an account that has a significant quantity of incident. Each incident is a separate claim of damage. People where incentivized in many peer to peer type networks to have an expansive and diverse public library in complete bit. Law firms could for a small investment of time and money file large numbers of suits against out of state defendants. What's your way out? Contact your lawyer ? Because courts determined isp specific enough to issue warrant and ISP providers felt no obligation to protect customer privacy. It doesn't matter if it was you or your teenage son, or the son of the neighbors wife. It was your ISP, your responsibility and liability. You're not just being sued over thousands of incidents sharing highly disturbing pornography. And also being criminally investigated by federal law enforcement involving more serious forms of criminal obscenity. Your network is easily accessible, add a file and it can make your entire network a node of a bigger network. If you are entirely clean you likely only have a couple bad years of high legal expenses. Honestly, it wasn't me! That's not a legal defense with great success. " This illegal file was being downloaded for 48 hours straight on your network but it wasn't you and you don't know who it could be? " This question or statement might be followed with, you wouldn't mind if I shove a microscope into every one of your closets, computers, financial transactions, social media......if you show me everything and I find nothing it only proves you are better at hiding than I am at finding. The state has substantial resource to prosecute and investigate. Why exactly can't that warrant be issued? The way out was the way in just a longer version of don't go in. You've already said you had been made aware that such generosity could invite unwanted liability and unintended consequences. It wasn't you, you were just complicit and abetting the violators, providing them free access and means. I say listen to people who say protect yourself. Your liability decreases when you lock the doors on your convertible, in the event of a claim . It might even be screen doors on a submarine, but still shouldn't we at least try closing them? There really isn't any benefit in giving away something you paid for while assuming greater risk and liability. Best option, don't go in, at least secure your network.
It became a thing because of child pedos using the library computers because they are restricted from using the internet. It became a thing using your own device on public wifi because of gamers calling in swat calls using wifi calling to try to stay anonymous while using the police to swat someone's house they got in an argument with. It has stayed a thing because the system likes to skirt the 4th amendment any time it can. I once saw the cop stationed at the SLC library checking the IDs that people checked in at the counter to use wifi
Requiring ID to use a service that tax payers pay for at a location meant for people to come in and just use will always baffle me. We are not talking about getting food stamps or apply for Medicaid.
It's because how the pc reservation system works. Think Abt it. Some random guy comes in just gets on the computer with no type of login information. And sends out a bomb threat. How would authorities be able to identify that person with no login info. Keep in mind this is a public computer. You need to have unique logins for everyone. Easiest way to do that is with the ID information or library card. Don't have either, well then you can use your own equipment and go on the guest wifi. Then you'll be assigned a unique IP address from the guest wifi, and the system records all info to that machine. So in short. Just use your ID. Hundreds of people come into the library and have no issue with the policy. But there's ALWAYS that one asshole.
@@warrantykillers41 Almost every government building has video cameras thus if such incident happened there is video of the person(s). Everything else in your example is meaningless and have work arounds if somebody was going to do nefarious things like send a bomb threat. In short, the public needs to put the government and government workers in their place especially when it comes to trying to violate the 1st and 4th amendment. If you want to bend over and cough for the people that are supposed to be working for you, I am not going to stop you.
The Librarians are as nice as can be but they're using the same flawed guilty until proven otherwise that the cops use for 2A Hunters and Fishers to open carry, it goes against the born with 4th Amendment. I'm so grateful these Librarians were able to think on the issue. They truly made sure they reconsidered policy vs every requirement of the Federal Affordable Connectivity Grant Program and Lifeline, truly commendable! Good job to Travis too!
It amazes me that the United States of America, the greatest country God ever created, doesn't have a free national wi-fi. You'd think an all powerful, creator of the universe could at least bless America with some free wi-fi?
I love this comment section. "The were the nicest people ever." Yes, his problem is NOT with the ladies in the video, but they represent the company that's BREAKING THE FOURTH AMENDMENT !
My local library only offers free wifi to residents with library cards. All others have to pay and show ID. Indiana Department of Natural Resources properties just began "requiring" all visitors to sign in just to hike through the lands that taxes have paid for and hunting, fishing and trapping licenses pay to maintain. They will require that a visitor walk, drive or ride their bike 8 miles away from the access points to sign in and tell them exactly where you'll be. This is not right. I spoke with a DNR officer about my 4th ammendment concerns and the illegitimacy of these rules and how the laws don't allow them to enforce these tyrannical rules. He basically stated that they will cite any violators and make the judges and the lawyers figure out the legality.
What you are describing is the same concept they use at the malls in the Philippines. Every 30 minutes you have to log back in and watch an advertisement. However, you can use it all day as long as you are willing to watch the advertisements
I completely agree with you! I quit going to libraries because the people running them made it so uncomfortable, that I no longer wanted to go there! The last time I was at the library was in San Francisco looking up some legal history against PG&E for a lawsuit other than that I just won’t go to them I’m so glad the Internet took them over!
Starting around 2005, libraries somehow got taken over by a certain kind of political person. I can't put my finger on it, but it feels icky and unsafe. Like if you got on their bad side politically, they'd find a way to kick you out.
I don't live a life that needs wifi. But what is so "priceless" about wifi and needing to restrict it when there's literally no one next to you doing anything?
Maybe Libraries should just stop asking people for there Library cards? Just let people take whatever books they want. I am sure that would work out perfectly.
So would rather have the government invest in face recognition software in every public building everywhere u go? Seems to me like that would be 10x more intrusive than a decision on your part of whether to use the wifi or not
@pigtrader2053 😆... but the point being with face recognition software u can walk by a spot on camera, and then that spot gets broken into and u are the only one they see near it. Guess who's getting blamed.
I have no problem with people who are faced with a government policy, stop, listen, think then try to provide a reasonable accommodation. I bet she would have taken any name you cared to give. In a smaller library like that, I can totally understand the limits on food or drink. I don't disagree with you often but the water situation is a reasonable precaution and sure doesn't infringe on any rights. Good one from both sides.
Doniphan is a small town...change takes time in places like that...if a guy like Travis lived there I'm sure the policy would have been updated long ago...the ladies were nice no cops were called that's about all you can ask for...especially for an odd guy (harmless) like Travis
Mr Heinze, I retract my cease and desist. I believe you can be honest, your videos show you care. Someone raised you to be respectful, it shows. You are definitely brave. You show the dangers travelers can face by ones that should be good. To think an oath taker is not honorable and your videos show the willingness to not honor their OATH. My hat is off to you. Mr Heinze. Thank you
Travis! What camera are you using there on the desk that is panning back and forth? That thing is awesome! AND! I so appreciate you holding up everyone's Constitutional rights, Man!!! Appreciate You!!!
service providers with rules and policies that violates constitutional rights ,yup, yup, just submit to it without questioning it , it's only your rights ...
I got the sense those two ladies had no idea they were being recorded, or they would’ve behaved very differently, if so. And I don’t mean nicer or more accommodating.
@@Exchange_IDs I wish you could come on down just a little south of doniphan an get them Butler county an dunklin county an new Madrid county a dose of your freedom hospitality because they sure need a wake up call on who they work for we the people an there tyrant behavior needs to be put in check ..it's hard to get information that people need to get an they just don't want to provide it with out a cost that the tax payers done payed for exspecialy the dunklin county sheriff's office that place is full of tyrants as you approach the door your greeted with tyrant...👍👍👍up keep the videos an the people in check a coming ..love what you do.😁
Thank you Travis for speaking for “we the people” I agree with exactly what you have said to these ladies at the library, why do we have to sacrifice our right to make them feel comfortable?
What is that 360 degree camera you use? I’m thinking about getting one and I really like the quality of what you’ve been able to use in your videos Travis. Much support man!
What the librarians didn’t understand is that Heinze was working on getting justice for Johnny. If they had known, they would have given him their full cooperation.
You have access to the internet but yet you want to come in and utilize free Wi-Fi at the library and don't want to follow the rules and regulations next time maybe you should try your local McDonald's. The only reason that you were there is to push the boundary
Let's see your mind reading license? How about your Psych license? He said he has internet but it's very limited. Why use his own when we pay for access at the library
When it's a quiet day at the library and you see a opportunity to bully, stand over, harass. If this was a female using the wifi , these women would be asking if these was someway they could make her visit more comfortable.
I called them just now. The larger lady in the video answered. She was %100 sure I was Travis calling. Finally, when she was convinced I wasn't him, she explained and said she "felt threatened" and the first part of the interaction wasn't recorded, and that Travis was "Irrate". I told her that's not true, I've been watching Travis for years. Then she decided to judge and belittle by saying, "Oh lol, you been watching him for YEARS?"
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We really are paying taxes to keep these places free and available yet they still do everything to restrict access as much as possible
Taxes are not a neverending pot of money. They have limited resources believe it or not. I know where I live, school libraries are having funding cut. I wonder if public libraries are facing the same cuts? But where I live, most restaurants offer free wifi. I’ve literally seen people sitting in McDonalds restaurants with their freaking desk top PC from home! The whole thing sitting on the table plugged in! And they sit there all day!
@@amyfu2047 The military industrial complex gets all they want. Didn't we save enough from Afghanistan to pay our wifi bills?
But then again our largest mega-corp(ses) don't pay their taxes like I do. Amazon and 'em must lose a lot of money every year, I guess. But Gates did hook us up with all those computers in libraries 30 years ago so there's that.
Maybe we could close a couple of the 800 foreign military bases we have around the world in everyone else's backyards and then have some wifi change leftover.
We're certainly not gonna spend on healthcare, food, infrastructure, or, shelter for Our People.
Good Luck to Us All
Peace
Yet they see themselves as "liberal."
In case u didn't know, child pedos try to use public library computers to get their fix because they have been restricted from using the internet. This is the main reason why libraries collect user info. That and so that if the library patron damages equipment, the library has something to go by to tell the police cuz this happens also. This policy has stayed in effect even though more libraries are removing their own computers and asking people to use their devices.
Nice to see they understood it was a privacy issue and change it on the spot 👍🏼👍🏼 Thanks Travis for sharing.
Yeah, but only for Travis because he didn't just forfeit his 4th amendment rights voluntarily. Obviously, they've never had anyone else push back on it, and they didn't mention anything about fixing the policy. But just maybe... someone will remember this and at the next policy review will mention that at least one person thought it violated his constitutional rights to have to surrender his right to be secure in his 'papers and effects, against unreasonable (warrantless) search and seizure' just to get access to publicly-funded facilities. Now if there is reasonable suspicion or probably cause that someone is violating the law (using the wifi to communicate a true threat, for example), then by all means, get a warrant and seize away.
First time I've seen any librarian survive the Mr. Heinze, I'm not showing you my ID back and forth banter. They remained nice, which is very surprising and became very accommodating with his wishes in the end. Great job all around
I agree, she went with what she knew and was somewhat, if not completely reasonable, in the end. A- to the lady who gave him the pass in the end.
@@CheckPoint702 an exception was made for Travis, perhaps the policy needs to be changed so no exception is needed (the end seemed like they were worried about potential legal liability). All the more reason to change the policy, no?
They were awesome
So do they require middle schoolers whose parents don’t have internet service to provide their IDs to do homework that internet can aid them with or to reference books without checking them out? If they do then how do you know they aren’t selling that info.? Or trying to ad target them for political purposes? When I go to a library I want to be anonymous and expect the same courtesy to be offered to my kids.
she defintely thought hes a mentally disabled person
It is sad that all these public employees think that they own the place and forget it is for the public.
It is more an issue of poor training.
Nice to see the police weren't called and you didn't leave in cuffs. I call that progress. Be safe.
I really think Travis should cooperate and be thankful for the Wifi. Travis is splitting hairs entirely too much with the librarians IMO.
and they didn't even have to call an armed gang to kidnap you and throw you in a cage, imagine that!
The one librarian who remained with you to the end was very patient. I liked her expression of willingness to help you in any way she was able. She just didn't feel she had the authority to provide everything you asked for. I would give her a pass.
A guest pass, I guess? 😉
@@jayandreas1131 I'll give her one of those too, if she wants it, but you know I meant a PASS pass.
@@samuelstoner5651 yes, to get through the mountains. I know.
@@jayandreas1131 HAHA...no, not THAT kind of pass either, and don't you dare suggest a coronary artery byPASS.
My guess is She wanted to keep her job and / or didn't want to make the local news for possibly violating someone's rights
"We were just going to make an exception for you today" literally the definition of tyranny.
Don’t agree. Travis may just have opened their eyes about modern wifi habits. Their rules seem to be made and copied by Boards that weren’t into all that modern stuff.
@@jayandreas1131 2009? Lol. Time for update.
OMG.... This is so funny! Travis, you are perfecting your endless spoken word to the point where literally everyone who tries to mess with you ends up fit to be tied, and just wants to leave you alone and go away! lololol Artful.
Thanks for your work. And I agree cause in Pigeon Forge where I live you can park in front of the public library and get Wi-Fi without even going in. Always doing a great job and very well spoken and sharing A LOT of knowledge.
I'm glad they make that service available for the community.
Howdy neighbor! I'm just down the hill from you a bit, K-town.
Give this man a 1/2 hour on prime time TV with this and we could have a ⭐️
These ladies were very nice. Tyrannical library policies; very good employees.
REAL HUMAN BEINGS DO NOT FOLLOW ILLEGAL ORDERS.
@@ibe310
Real human beings acknowledge that legal and illegal are both fictional constructs of an infected mind.
@@allemander FEEL BETTER NOW THAT YOU LET THAT OUT? FEEL SMARTER YET?
@@ibe310DeFiNe ReAl
The librarians are being really nice and so very patient.
WIFI is not computer equipment, their computers are computer equipment
No (Router)computer, no Wifi
@@kdawg40618 Is that a law? It is our wifi, we already paid for it
You paid for the books too, Just let anyone take them?
I'm with you on this one Bushman.
@@kdawg40618 they need to know who has the book so… They need to know who looked up “how to make a bomb”, on their computer. The NSA already knows how to find that out if we look that up on our own computer. Their Wi-Fi already keeps record of the ISPs so… No one can be required to surrender their anonymity to use a public library. Computers and checking out books is a privilege, not a right. As confirmed by the staff, you can use the Wi-Fi outside with no ID, the only difference are creature comforts
this ENTIRE LIBRARY is built and paid for people EXACTLY like travis, for public education. every even the most little hindrance that lies between a person wanting to use any of the services has to be kept to a minimum. or else every library will be useless in a few years
It's amazing how Americans have just resigned themselves to the fact that they should just hand over their Fourth Amendment right along with their first and their second wake up Librarians there's nothing showing ID is going to provide any more protection than is already built into the internet
Thanks for standing up for all of our rights
That's the point many don't get.
Good to see you were able to make the change at that moment, hopefully the library will completely eliminate the policy altogether, and allow visitors to access the wifi without jumping through hoops!
I’ve fed my neighbors with free connections to the internet for 25 years, in the hope the rest of the world would follow. Never happened yet, and still some of my friends tell me “it may be an issue if used for illegal stuff” - to which I always responds, “then I will always have a way out if I do something wrong”.
Right? I remember reading articles about how wifi connections were going to be FREEEEE! Until the scum sucking cable companies got involved.
@@George-xe2ub Most of my neighbors, and probably all the last ten years, have their own supply now, with the difference theirs are closed with codes.
If just everyone had it open, it would at least be free for those passing bye - as Travis - to be used. Just like some light poles down the street, to the better for society.
5G is being installed in my area now, but certainly some taxpayers funded satellite solutions is preferable: Maslow would have put connection to internet just above food and heat.
@@eb4661 great!
Actually because and you should be aware, your allowance of an activity doesn't give you plausible deniability. Here's what happens. The internet is and was littered with pirated copyrighted material. California has special interest in prosecuting pirating of artistic works and media. It is very cheap to initiate a copyright suit in CA. There was a demand for defendants. Flagged files were shared everywhere and tracked, recording ip, creating a database. When you can create this database you search for quantities of violations, subject matter can also provide leverage. Find an account that has a significant quantity of incident. Each incident is a separate claim of damage. People where incentivized in many peer to peer type networks to have an expansive and diverse public library in complete bit. Law firms could for a small investment of time and money file large numbers of suits against out of state defendants.
What's your way out? Contact your lawyer ? Because courts determined isp specific enough to issue warrant and ISP providers felt no obligation to protect customer privacy. It doesn't matter if it was you or your teenage son, or the son of the neighbors wife. It was your ISP, your responsibility and liability. You're not just being sued over thousands of incidents sharing highly disturbing pornography. And also being criminally investigated by federal law enforcement involving more serious forms of criminal obscenity.
Your network is easily accessible, add a file and it can make your entire network a node of a bigger network. If you are entirely clean you likely only have a couple bad years of high legal expenses.
Honestly, it wasn't me! That's not a legal defense with great success. " This illegal file was being downloaded for 48 hours straight on your network but it wasn't you and you don't know who it could be? " This question or statement might be followed with, you wouldn't mind if I shove a microscope into every one of your closets, computers, financial transactions, social media......if you show me everything and I find nothing it only proves you are better at hiding than I am at finding. The state has substantial resource to prosecute and investigate. Why exactly can't that warrant be issued?
The way out was the way in just a longer version of don't go in. You've already said you had been made aware that such generosity could invite unwanted liability and unintended consequences. It wasn't you, you were just complicit and abetting the violators, providing them free access and means.
I say listen to people who say protect yourself. Your liability decreases when you lock the doors on your convertible, in the event of a claim . It might even be screen doors on a submarine, but still shouldn't we at least try closing them? There really isn't any benefit in giving away something you paid for while assuming greater risk and liability. Best option, don't go in, at least secure your network.
@@eshootziscrs2868 VPN is your friend.
All those Librarians were super nice and understood Travis's dilemma. it's a win, win.
I've never heard of having to provide ID in order to use the public wifi at the public library.
Weird.
It became a thing because of child pedos using the library computers because they are restricted from using the internet. It became a thing using your own device on public wifi because of gamers calling in swat calls using wifi calling to try to stay anonymous while using the police to swat someone's house they got in an argument with. It has stayed a thing because the system likes to skirt the 4th amendment any time it can. I once saw the cop stationed at the SLC library checking the IDs that people checked in at the counter to use wifi
This just proves theirs nothing they won't do to deprive the public of their rights
Nice man, fully calm and connected.
Requiring ID to use a service that tax payers pay for at a location meant for people to come in and just use will always baffle me. We are not talking about getting food stamps or apply for Medicaid.
It's because how the pc reservation system works. Think Abt it. Some random guy comes in just gets on the computer with no type of login information. And sends out a bomb threat. How would authorities be able to identify that person with no login info. Keep in mind this is a public computer. You need to have unique logins for everyone. Easiest way to do that is with the ID information or library card. Don't have either, well then you can use your own equipment and go on the guest wifi. Then you'll be assigned a unique IP address from the guest wifi, and the system records all info to that machine. So in short. Just use your ID. Hundreds of people come into the library and have no issue with the policy. But there's ALWAYS that one asshole.
@@warrantykillers41 Almost every government building has video cameras thus if such incident happened there is video of the person(s). Everything else in your example is meaningless and have work arounds if somebody was going to do nefarious things like send a bomb threat. In short, the public needs to put the government and government workers in their place especially when it comes to trying to violate the 1st and 4th amendment. If you want to bend over and cough for the people that are supposed to be working for you, I am not going to stop you.
The Librarians are as nice as can be but they're using the same flawed guilty until proven otherwise that the cops use for 2A Hunters and Fishers to open carry, it goes against the born with 4th Amendment. I'm so grateful these Librarians were able to think on the issue. They truly made sure they reconsidered policy vs every requirement of the Federal Affordable Connectivity Grant Program and Lifeline, truly commendable! Good job to Travis too!
"There was a legal issue a couple of years ago" There is a legal issue today! ;)
Punish everyone for the misdeeds of one.
Thats gov’t 101 in a nutshell.
It amazes me that the United States of America, the greatest country God ever created, doesn't have a free national wi-fi. You'd think an all powerful, creator of the universe could at least bless America with some free wi-fi?
A pleasant conversation...my favorite part was when you asked them, "Do you have any more questions?"...love your videos Bro! 😍
I love this comment section. "The were the nicest people ever." Yes, his problem is NOT with the ladies in the video, but they represent the company that's BREAKING THE FOURTH AMENDMENT !
He can always continue to pay for his private hotspot. There is always a give and take.
I'm in love with that redhead librarian. She could infringe on my rights anytime.
Its strange that just about every hotel has an auto login system for their wifi, but its not possible to do it at the library.
Most disturbing is her shaking her head "no" when he asked if the library was funded by the city.
That young girl was BIG MAD that Travis just wouldn't understand & do what she asked. Her expressions were priceless 🤨😖😠😡🤬
very nice work travis ~ changing librarians attitudes one encounter at a time
The librarian was friendly, respectful and cute to boot.
@chrish.8908 grow up dude, Travis's Constitutional Rights have been trampled on by the thin blue line gang many times.
Respect peoples rights.
My local library only offers free wifi to residents with library cards. All others have to pay and show ID.
Indiana Department of Natural Resources properties just began "requiring" all visitors to sign in just to hike through the lands that taxes have paid for and hunting, fishing and trapping licenses pay to maintain. They will require that a visitor walk, drive or ride their bike 8 miles away from the access points to sign in and tell them exactly where you'll be. This is not right.
I spoke with a DNR officer about my 4th ammendment concerns and the illegitimacy of these rules and how the laws don't allow them to enforce these tyrannical rules. He basically stated that they will cite any violators and make the judges and the lawyers figure out the legality.
I guess the library belongs to them according to their eyes not the public so why isn't it a private Library
What you are describing is the same concept they use at the malls in the Philippines. Every 30 minutes you have to log back in and watch an advertisement. However, you can use it all day as long as you are willing to watch the advertisements
I can use RUclips free all day as long as I'm willing to watch the advertising
I completely agree with you! I quit going to libraries because the people running them made it so uncomfortable, that I no longer wanted to go there! The last time I was at the library was in San Francisco looking up some legal history against PG&E for a lawsuit other than that I just won’t go to them I’m so glad the Internet took them over!
Starting around 2005, libraries somehow got taken over by a certain kind of political person. I can't put my finger on it, but it feels icky and unsafe. Like if you got on their bad side politically, they'd find a way to kick you out.
Thank you Travis. I appreciate the work you do and the risks that you take to protect our rights.
Lol muh Rights
Grow up
Always
@@TheMorgueBasicSlasherFan privileges
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🗽 God bless George Washington 🗽
I don't live a life that needs wifi. But what is so "priceless" about wifi and needing to restrict it when there's literally no one next to you doing anything?
Librarian: We need your ID because it shows us that you are who you say you are. Travis: Um, well, my face does that.
Maybe Libraries should just stop asking people for there Library cards? Just let people take whatever books they want. I am sure that would work out perfectly.
@@kdawg40618 Clown
So would rather have the government invest in face recognition software in every public building everywhere u go? Seems to me like that would be 10x more intrusive than a decision on your part of whether to use the wifi or not
@@GrantTravels23 Every librarian is trained from birth and has their own facial recognition capabilities.
@pigtrader2053 😆... but the point being with face recognition software u can walk by a spot on camera, and then that spot gets broken into and u are the only one they see near it. Guess who's getting blamed.
“There was a legal issue years ago.” BullSugarHoneyIceTea
KEEP ON TRUCKING TRAV !
We’re paying to be treated like this !
Unacceptable
The librarians just took mercy on Travis. They could see that something is wrong, and just tried to smooth it over the best they could.
They didn’t come to work to interact with people either. Poor hiring.
I have no problem with people who are faced with a government policy, stop, listen, think then try to provide a reasonable accommodation. I bet she would have taken any name you cared to give. In a smaller library like that, I can totally understand the limits on food or drink. I don't disagree with you often but the water situation is a reasonable precaution and sure doesn't infringe on any rights. Good one from both sides.
I prefer the libraries with no food or drink near their computers only. If I spill my drink on my computer it's my problem
My name is "Library Guest".
Excellent ! I had to to the same thing for microfiche back in the day 👍
I bet those Librarians wish they had 10 minutes of their lives back……. LOL….. do not mess with Travis!
The issue lies with the Library Board, not the Librarians. All in all the Librarians seemed pretty nice.
I have never heard of a public library requiring i.d. to use the library.
I know about 6
Well, you do need ID to get a library card to take out books.
@@amyfu2047or to use the library computers at most libraries
more government employees that have no idea where their money comes from.
Doniphan is a small town...change takes time in places like that...if a guy like Travis lived there I'm sure the policy would have been updated long ago...the ladies were nice no cops were called that's about all you can ask for...especially for an odd guy (harmless) like Travis
I get both sides.. Travis wants to be left alone and they want to know who’s searching up kiddy porn in their library..
Where do they find it on my ID?
Trading freedom for liberty is a bad deal that only gets worse.
That’s ridiculous I can be outside of our library in my car & get free Wi-Fi 24/7.
Yeah in the early days of WIFI, some poor bloke got arrested for that, by a no-brain cop. Still makes me angry. You can find it on Google.
Might be a smaller town but with big fat woman
Deprivation of right to water
Thank you for the video.
Yup, a legal issue several years ago doesnt mean you get to violate my fourth amendment right of the constitution today.
"That's just our standard" -judge Owsley
Have to watch this one before it disappears in a few days.
Mr Heinze, I retract my cease and desist. I believe you can be honest, your videos show you care. Someone raised you to be respectful, it shows.
You are definitely brave.
You show the dangers travelers can face by ones that should be good. To think an oath taker is not honorable and your videos show the willingness to not honor their OATH.
My hat is off to you.
Mr Heinze.
Thank you
Travis! What camera are you using there on the desk that is panning back and forth? That thing is awesome! AND! I so appreciate you holding up everyone's Constitutional rights, Man!!! Appreciate You!!!
Libraries are a huge waste of taxpayer monies and should be converted into homeless shelters.
If you have a smartphone, you have a library! The biggest and best one ever!
service providers with rules and policies that violates constitutional rights ,yup, yup, just submit to it without questioning it , it's only your rights ...
Policies and Laws ( constitution ) oppose each other. Hold them accountable
You can always go use the wifi somewhere else or even better pay for private wifi if you don’t like the policies.
360 cam is a very good tool for your videos. Editing might be a pain but worth it i think. I hope you have a lens mod just in case lens gets dropped
I got the sense those two ladies had no idea they were being recorded, or they would’ve behaved very differently, if so.
And I don’t mean nicer or more accommodating.
This auditor is amazing .. Make sure to like and share
It’s nice to see you in my neck of the woods!
The neck is certainly more woodsy than other places i been
@@Exchange_IDs I wish you could come on down just a little south of doniphan an get them Butler county an dunklin county an new Madrid county a dose of your freedom hospitality because they sure need a wake up call on who they work for we the people an there tyrant behavior needs to be put in check ..it's hard to get information that people need to get an they just don't want to provide it with out a cost that the tax payers done payed for exspecialy the dunklin county sheriff's office that place is full of tyrants as you approach the door your greeted with tyrant...👍👍👍up keep the videos an the people in check a coming ..love what you do.😁
That's messed up. My town has free Wi-Fi all throughout downtown.
And? Your town may also have some serial killers?
@@jayandreas1131 I don't understand your response.
Great stuff Travis.
Thank you Travis for speaking for “we the people” I agree with exactly what you have said to these ladies at the library, why do we have to sacrifice our right to make them feel comfortable?
Right to privacy
The library puts out the wi-fi signal anyway....so why are they being so difficult about it.....??
Cuz people take a nice free thing and ruin it for everyone like using bomb threats
What is that 360 degree camera you use? I’m thinking about getting one and I really like the quality of what you’ve been able to use in your videos Travis. Much support man!
This was the gopro Fusion. The max is better, but they are getting a little old now.
From the city that make Levi’s jeans what it is now … sanfrancisco…. Lol 😂
I will call them tomorrow and ask for clarification about their policies
never had to give my name or id in a library
Thanks for sharing!
Our pleasure!
@Jax Pillow Jaxy keeps a psych pillow in her big ol' cheekies in case a hypnotist arrives early to the bake-off.
No id required to visit citizen owned property
It's a safety issue. An unregistered user can start hacking, send out terrorist threats, and a host of other issues.We all register to use the net.
2009! Wow!
Please surrender your 4th amendment to have free public wifi.
This was awesome 📚✨👋😎💫.
What the librarians didn’t understand is that Heinze was working on getting justice for Johnny. If they had known, they would have given him their full cooperation.
Even polite tyrants are still tyrants. "We're going to be super nice to and infringe your freedom just a little bit less."
You have access to the internet but yet you want to come in and utilize free Wi-Fi at the library and don't want to follow the rules and regulations next time maybe you should try your local McDonald's. The only reason that you were there is to push the boundary
Let's see your mind reading license? How about your Psych license?
He said he has internet but it's very limited. Why use his own when we pay for access at the library
Legend says not even this man has seen his own ID
There is a legal issue. The issue is a violation of the constitutional protection. You may have read it. It's in a book.
Travis, you need a picture ID to use the Library but you don't need one to vote. HAHAHA!!! Good job!
My sister is an OPP in Ontario and even she is Disgusted by the way they behave and the rules they enforce
I think you jumped the shark on this one.
Better to jump the shark than get eaten
When it's a quiet day at the library and you see a opportunity to bully, stand over, harass.
If this was a female using the wifi , these women would be asking if these was someway they could make her visit more comfortable.
They take your water and ask for your ID here. It's just a small town library.
i def was never IDed .. not when i got a library card.. or have been a guest. thats wild.
Travis, nicest goes along way, give them gals a bit more. If you ask nicely you can usually charm your way thru, Its a nice feeling.
Does anyone else think he sounds a little like Norm MacDonald? Not necessarily his voice but rather his speech patterns?
I don't trust them. I would leave and post on social media what they do. If you get a chance, ask them what part of East Germany they are in?
Volumes way to low can't hear properly. Dangous place those USA libraries.
I called them just now. The larger lady in the video answered. She was %100 sure I was Travis calling. Finally, when she was convinced I wasn't him, she explained and said she "felt threatened" and the first part of the interaction wasn't recorded, and that Travis was "Irrate".
I told her that's not true, I've been watching Travis for years. Then she decided to judge and belittle by saying, "Oh lol, you been watching him for YEARS?"
I saw 2 large ladies there. They aren't nice. I had to turn my water bottle into the front desk because we can't have water in the library.
@@Exchange_IDs lmao. Wow.