I considered keying a car in a parking garage last week for taking up multiple spots with a shitty car.

Are you stoned or pissed off, or both, when you create these postings?

If it had been a really nice car, would you have been more likely to do it?

When you come out of the store acting like "WHAT HAVE I DONE WRONG?" whej it is very immediately apparent what you've done wrong is going to irritate police. A lot of you aren't going to like hearing this, but you shouldn't try to irritate cops. It accomplishes nothing. I know you were raised to believe that you are very special and nobody can tell you what to do, but that is wrong. Police can tell you what to do. That is a sacrifice we make to have a society where contracts can be enforced and people aren't murdered arbitrarily.

Societies have tried to decentralize law enforcement for ages. Try not to out it all in the hands of one person. So:
Cops don't write laws.
Cops don't sentence you to jail.
But somewhere the rubber has to meet the road and people gotta get arrested and it's just not feasible to have a judge and 12 jurors on standby for every situation. If you've truly "done nothing" then act like it, and if they're gonna arrest or ticket you any way accept it. Don't incriminate yourself, get a lawyer and fight it that way. That's the system. Going to jail is gonna suck but they can't hold you more than one night without charges and if you do get charged bail exists.

Trying to fight with them ends poorly. You are only dig your whole deeper.

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A lot of you aren't going to like hearing this, but you shouldn't try to irritate cops.

Think of it like your boss or a big client. Even if you hate them and disgaree with everything they do you're still going to approach with tact. And if you go full scorched earth not giving a fuck nobody is going to give you any sympathy when the inevitable happens. Some people in life just got you by the balls. If you think cops don't have someone in their ear giving them shit you're out of your mind.

Everyone acts like he was summarily tased for parking in handicap stalls. He wasn't. There is like 7 minutes of intervening conversation that is really why he got what he got. If any point he just sucked up his pride and kissed the ring he probably goes home pissed off but generally OK. But he didn't. And when he didn't he rolled a set of dice on how the officers react. The dice come up Get Tased and Arrested.

No, sometimes you just gotta grow up. You can't be a surly teenager all your life.

Does "talking to them like a man" mean you should sit there and argue about whether your car is in a handicap stalls when you are holding the conversation literally inches from your car as it is parked in a handicap stall?

To me that's childish. And retarded. So if by "man" you mean "childish retard" then yes, our friend Sterling swung on and belted his man-test. His reward was some voltage and a night in the clink.

No, sometimes you just gotta grow up. You can't be a surly teenager all your life.

The crisis consists precisely in the fact that the old is dying and the new cannot be born; in this interregnum a great variety of morbid symptoms appear.

Think of it like your boss or a big client. Even if you hate them and disgaree with everything they do you're still going to approach with tact.

Nope. It just means you don't need to automatically bend the knee and do whatever the fuck they tell you. Like JORR said, they're servants, not kings.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

Nope. It just means you don't need to automatically bend the knee and do whatever the fuck they tell you. Like JORR said, they're servants, not kings.

I have MANY years of experience in trying to appreciate steaming piles of dogshit.

I considered keying a car in a parking garage last week for taking up multiple spots with a shitty car.

Laurence Holmes is a fucking weirdo, a nerd in denial, and a wannabe. Not a very good radio host either.

Well I was listening to Pandora (Seger) on my deck with my wife and felt the music was more interesting than another cops playing bad video. It's actually better without the sound because it makes the cops' actions seem quite excessive.

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

Nope. It just means you don't need to automatically bend the knee and do whatever the fuck they tell you. Like JORR said, they're servants, not kings.

Your posts are beginning to read like you were the valedictorian at a totalitarianism-for-beginners boot camp.

I don't really disagree with America's point though, as much as the truth of it pisses me off.

My mom used to get indignant with cops on the ocassions when she would bump up against them, like getting pulled over. I used to tell her, if you kiss his ass a little, maybe he won't write you the ticket, but she'd be like, "The hell with that asshole. Why doesn't he go catch some real criminals? I refuse to bow to him." And I'd say, "Great. Enjoy spending about a half hour more sitting here than we should and paying the tickets he writes." And it's obviously worse for a black man. My mom wasn't in danger of getting tased or shot.

Come on. Write the guy a parking ticket and move on. They have every right to police in that situation. How can you not see that they went way overboard?

No question about it Brown was an asshole for the way he parked. That being said it's clear from that video that it really didn't matter what he did the officer was going to prove that his dick was bigger. He blocked Brown from entering his car and touched him within seconds of seeing him. He questioned if his license was real. Then instead of writing a ticket he called for backup after Brown didn't kiss his ass.

We lose a lot of rights when we look the other way when it doesn't affect our lives or it isn't a cause we agree with.

I'd put my money on Brown's.

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

I'm a big dumb shitlib baby

Wasn't sure where to put this, but it's a pretty interesting conversation with Killer Mike and Bill Maher regarding gun control. It touches on the racial aspect of law enforcement and the history of gun laws affecting African-Americans.

https://youtu.be/ug3Xts0ZLUw

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.