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You know what they say about assuming. It's reasonable for a cop to suspect EVERYBODY DRIVING IN A HIGH CRIME AREA IS BREAKING THE LAW? That's absolutely moronic and it's what tyrannies are made of. That interpretation would be news to the Supreme Court. It's ridiculous on its face...

Irrelevant. Did he have probable cause to believe she was committing a crime before he impeded her right to travel? Irrelevant. Did he have probable cause to believe she was committing a crime before he impeded her right to travel? Irrelevant. Did he have probable cause to believe she was...

I haven't been stopped for anything in nearly 20 years. I'm hardly a crybaby. I'm just someone who sees the Bill of Rights circling the drain (actually, most of it has already disappeared down the drain), and someone who agrees with William Blackstone, when he said, “Better that ten guilty...

First, I'm speaking generally, overall, not just on the van issue. But back to the van issue, having a government agent impede my travel without probable cause to believe that I've committed a crime is a violation. The law is, in itself, a travesty. But if we're going to call the law just...

Seems a little extreme. I was thinking more along the lines of making sure cops understand that the Bill of Rights is the supreme law of the land, and that if they violate a citizen's rights, they'll be criminally prosecuted. The ones that don't like it and quit are the ones that we're better...

Came within a fraction of a second once, pressure being applied to the trigger when he decided to be a good boy and put the knife away. No lawyers were enriched that day.

How many times have we heard that about a tyrant--that he was just doing his job or just following orders. Let me see...where have I heard that in the past?... Oh, yeah, it was in a movie. But I couldn't understand it BECAUSE THE DIALOGUE WAS IN GERMAN! I don't want to hear any more crap...

Why do you think they call it the Ninth Circus?

Well, he doesn't have signage, so he's not trying to sell me any. If he was, sure, that could easily be BS. But he's not. So what reason does he have to say this? He didn't. Apparently was my summation. I wish I had thought to ask him the exact violation. If I see him again, I'll...

Was just talking to the owner of a logisitics/expediting co. He said cargo vans are getting pulled over and ticketed near Kalamazoo. Apparently, the issue is the lack of a door sign. I asked him what happens if they're not loaded, and essentially operating a personal vehicle. He said his...

What is Fleetvision? A google search throws up lots of stuff, none of which looks like a trucking or expediter logistics or communication tool.

The DOT's opinion on the matter is irrelevant. It's a law enforcement issue. (Yes, I know the DOT are considered law enforcement in some states). There's the Federal Firearms Owner's Protection Act, which guarantees your right to transport an UNLOADED firearm from a place it's legal to...

Hurrah for civil disobedience!

Here's a similar one, but the weather guy appears to have done this on purpose. YouTube - weather guy teabags arkansas

Forgiveness here is possible, I'd say, but only after they repent of their actions first. Can't forgive until they stop with the bomba-bomba stuff.

The right to bear arms is most certainly not trumped by states' rights. The Bill of Rights places certain things above majority votes of the power of the states. No state may abridge freedom of the press, or speech, or religion, or to bear arms, or the right to a speedy, public trial, etc...

KILL 'EM ALL!! Filthy vermin.

Not as bad as waiting around all weekend for a Monday pickup on a 1700-mile load, then getting there and finding out the customer found a cheaper way to move it and only collecting a $50 dry run. So I got you beat there.

And at the top of that list are the people who would deny to others the right to bear arms.

Federal Agency Pushes States to Toll Existing Roads Administration spends $10.5 million in taxpayer funds encouraging conversion of free roads into toll routes. The Federal Highway Administration yesterday held out $10.5 million to bribe states into turning freeways into toll roads through...