Red-dyed "reefer" diesel?
I mentioned this on one subject, but think this deserves its own topic. On one of the groups I'm on, I keep reading that it is known to be common practice for people at a truck stop to use red-dyed "...
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The Texan wrote:Turtle n Peeps wrote:Never had any dealings with the revenue people have you.....they don't need ANY stinking warrant, when it comes to tax enforcement. Remember, your DL is NOT a right, but a privilege and it can be suspended at the whim of any judge for any reason......
They can ask all they want but they will need a warrant to get my cap off even thought I have never used red in my diesel.
Interesting way to look at things. The sheriff of my county came I-I this close to going to jail for thinking the same way. Looks like some cops in Texas think the same way you do. Too bad for the tax payers because this is going to cost Texas a bundle.
You are correct about me never having any dealings with tax enforcement. Sorry you had problems with tax enforcement. Care to talk about it? Know the law and your more than likely not going to. You are correct about DL being a privilege. If you do nothing wrong, it won't be suspended. You are wrong about any reason. Even judges have to follow the law.
Another law most people misinterpret and don't understand.
