Hey Roberto...!

[moore_rb]

A couple of great video clips for those of us who wonder just where our "citizenship" and our rights begin and end:

As I watched these, I thought about the discussion we had in another thread a few months back about the rights of the individual versus the rights of the "citizen"....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0b3xV8smt8&feature=related


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1e7EBze6ho&feature=relmfu


And below: The piece` de resistance... Goes back to my point where I stated that everything going on "out there" is still fully superceded by the 4th amendment (unlawful search and siezure) - If "they" do not legally detain (arrest) you, then every action they "strenuously encourage" you to take is 100% voluntary on your part. Refuse to comply, and they actually have very limited power over you:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaA6GUQlwqA&feature=related


fun stuff.

 

[Roberto]

Interesting stuff. The thing about it is, if they do choose to arrest you it will be a huge nightmare to fix, even though you might be right. Disturbing that they universally refused to identify themselves. In the 60's the sheriffs in Georgia could and would stop you and beat the <WASH MY MOUTH OUT WITH SOAP><WASH MY MOUTH OUT WITH SOAP><WASH MY MOUTH OUT WITH SOAP><WASH MY MOUTH OUT WITH SOAP> out of you if you had a person of color in your vehicle. Some died while acting within the law. Here in Mexico of course the Napoleonic justice system will just throw you in jail till you prove you are innocent.

 

[Kenny]

Here in Mexico of course the Napoleonic justice system will just throw you in jail till you prove you are innocent.

Which in your case would be impossible.:rofl:

 

[Roberto]

Hey, hey now. Go bother Hector

Which in your case would be impossible.:rofl: