You should see the ads here in Mass. Cops pull over a guy and when he opens the window, its full of beer.
The law was passed as secondary - meaning you could not be pulled over for a seat belt violation. They changed that 6 months later. Fooled ya! Meanwhile, have no fear of driving absolutely blasted on weed, and our court just ruled the smell of weed does not justify ordering the driver, or passengers, to exit the vehicle. Off you go sir! On May 26, 9:40 am, MJ <[email protected]> wrote: > Seat Belt Totalitarianism and YouPosted byKaren De Costeron May 25, 2011 > 06:18 PM > Here s yet another aggressive and costly campaign to protect you from the > bogeyman. For someone who almost never watches television, I cannot believe > how many times I saw this commercial on TV over the course of a few days as I > was passing through public places, or just watching the news late at night. > Then I noticed some very obvious goings-on in one particular zone as I drove > home from work last night. Jack-booted thugs had their scary-looking Chargers > in blue lined up everywhere along a half-mile strip. > It turns out Michigan just kicked up its usual revenue collection scheme -- > Click It or Ticket, which is now called Buckle Up or Pay Up. Note that the > crusade logo bears the moronic repetition. > The amazing thing is that this absolutely sophomoric commercial is playing > over and over and over, in place of paid programming. It s really stupefying > to think that we are bilked for millions of dollars to pay for a totalitarian > offensive that is directed at us by a bunch of plebs who are called public > servants because we supposedly pay them to serve us, the public. Pay > attention to the commercial (a 30-second spot) where itwarnsthat you may see > an officer to your right, to your left, behind, or in front of you. The whole > spot -- which carries a totalitarian, servile bent -- is a puerile cartoon > with mom-and-pop, 50s-style melody loop that belongs in a commercial > advertising for pink dresses and cotton candy. As usual, dumbed-down > Americanus Stupidus is at peace with the enslavement as long as the servitude > is sold as a carnival ride for their enjoyment and > benefit.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WYQelPV2fg&feature=player_embedded -- Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. For options & help see http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum * Visit our other community at http://www.PoliticalForum.com/ * It's active and moderated. Register and vote in our polls. * Read the latest breaking news, and more.
