When a cop tells someone to continue doing what they’re already doing, that means when they continue doing it that they’re obeying and submitting to police authority. It seems like a shallow ego trip, but if that’s all this cop can get, apparently, he’ll take it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VU5sJYtPBe0
So, this guy on a bike is videotaping people running the stop sign, which is perfectly legal. I’ll admit I generally don’t like being videotaped. But we have to start thinking twice before calling the cops on people. At this point, it’s the citizens versus the cops, and I’m not going to call the cops on people unless I have a good reason. I hope my fellow citizens will do the same for m.
You can flip through until the 6 minute mark where this lying, blustering, power-tripping cop comes up to this guy and threatens to arrest him. But, this guy knows the law, probably better than the cop, and he gets the cop to back off. It is beautiful. We need to learn the law of the land. We need to teach our children the law, and what their rights are. This cop thinks he can get away with intimidation, because Americans don’t stand up for themselves and don’t know the law.
Conservatives have a bad case of cop worship. They also have a bad case of soldier worship. The soldiers (supposedly) are standing for our rights, shedding their blood to defend the Constitution. The cops are trampling the Constitution. I think this contradiction shows the inherent contradiction in conservative thinking. Conservatives are supposed to be in favor of limited government. Cops are big government.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQJkdTWDF8U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lsyW_flfB4
What kind of brain washing must that guy have received to think he can grab other people’s stuff? Biblically, the government has no more right to grab stuff than a normal citizen.
The Nazis were just doing their job when the executed Jews. That isn’t a valid excuse. Police need to start thinking about what is right and wrong, and stop harassing people needlessly. They should conscientiously object to enforcing unjust laws.
The nanny state wherever this video takes place cares about tires enough to inspect every car on the road. There are plenty of places where no such inspections take place. Right and wrong don’t have jurisdictions. There is a law above the laws of men. And in fact, unbiblical laws are codified lawlessness.
This cop should be ashamed of himself, and it looks like his conscience was pricked.
At 50 seconds, the cop said, “When an officer asks who you are, you have to provide identification.”
That power-tripping woman actually believes that people have to identify themselves to her. It’s amazing.
I don’t know what state that happened in, but most states have laws similar to 16-3-103 of the Colorado Revised Statutes:
A peace officer may stop any person who he reasonably suspects is committing, has committed, or is about to commit a crime and may require him to give his name and address, identification if available, and an explanation of his actions. A peace officer shall not require any person who is stopped pursuant to this section to produce or divulge such person’s social security number. The stopping shall not constitute an arrest.
At 55 seconds, the other cop says, “You’re not allowed to record without asking.”
The First Amendment says that Americans have freedom of the press. She thinks she can bluster her way around the First Amendment.
Thank God the guy was recording.
I don’t like cussing personally, but it’s not illegal. The cameraman was arrested for disorderly conduct and obstruction. The charges should have been interfering with a cop’s power trip. And you can videotape anything in public, including kids. I’m sick of cops not knowing the law.
“This video could have been titled hero cop saves kid, but no, its gotta be Sgt. Gillissie assaults man filming,” Okolecki said.
Might makes right is the religious belief of every government system that rejects Christ. The government has to win even these small battles.
https://youtu.be/kr9pcplqHhE
Here are a couple of my favorite comments on this video:
Alex says, “Taking revenge for all those years he was bullied in school. Moral of the story is, be nice to the resource kids. They may well become police officers one day.”
Johnathon says, “What is wrong with those kids? It’s like they don’t even care!”
The poor people of Arivaca, Arizona, a tiny town south of Tucson, have to pass through a Border Patrol checkpoint every time they leave town. Their Fourth Amendment rights are violated often. Members of the community have said:
Our children live in a world where they pass through a military-style checkpoint every morning and afternoon for school. Every time their parents take them to Tucson shopping. Every time they go to a friends house in Amado, or to Karate in Sahuarita. Men carry guns, dogs bark, lights flash.
Arivacans have started to do something about it. They’ve held protests at the checkpoint, monitored the agents for wrongdoing and met with their congressman.
I think they need to get a little more creative. Maybe something like building a road around the checkpoint or something.
Nevertheless, it is encouraging that they at least aren’t just lying down and taking it.
This lady was picking up her child from a Florida elementary school. There is a shortage of parking around the school, and officials have started issuing tickets when parents park on the grass.
Apparently, this lady didn’t show proper respect to this guy’s authority, so he had to teach her a lesson. She had to be taught a lesson in the religion of statism. Where men are the lawgivers with no authority from their Creator, the only authority they have comes through violence. Therefore, government violence is a religious exercise.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=122&v=ZqXmzCnr_sY
As a side note, public schools are the temple of this religion. Christians should remove their children ASAP. End public school!