Trouble with California
Ag. Check points;we all know understand and tolerate them,never a problem. Couple of weeks ago we were heade to redwood. National forest from Grants Pas Oregon. Ag check ahead, ok I fall into line ...
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Yosemite Sam1 wrote:am1958 wrote:
An Agricultural stop is not the same as an LEO stop so refusing the search and turning around is quite legal.
Some advice: Stop digging, you've reached the stupid argument level... If you go any further everyone else here will stop giggling and start pitying you....
Is this where you stomp your feet, gnash your teeth and cry out loud (or shout) to forward show your paranoia -- or in the case of a lawyer, bang the table and shout the argument when found with pants down legalese?
Actually, this is what I said, you'll be given an option by the border inspector to turn-around. But if he/she somehow suspect that your contraband is more than just fruits, he/she has the option to call LEO either within CA or NV for an interjection.
Like they did in a Hells Angels' national gathering in Fontana, they can invoke their rights as much as they want to, meanwhile, they get shackles for resisting arrest after showing attitude for refusing inspection. Yeah, inspectors don't do that, LEO's job.
Now you can go back to stomping your feet and having a tantrum. Or, calm down, this is just a debate. And you are actually doing us a favor if you don't do your camping in California as we are having difficulty getting reservations ourselves in the nearby states.
I'll give you credit for totally believing your own BS but to characterize me as "stomping my feet" is puerile at best.
You are wrong. You made an indefensibly stupid statement and now you are trying to make me out to be the Dumb Bass...
You're right in one thing... _IF_ the low end government lackey _thinks_ that you have furtive reasons for not being searched he can call _real_ LEO's... That doesn't make RAS... Notice that your ridiculous statement about relinquishing your rights by buying a car is "less then intelligent".
I think this conversation is a little too complicated for you...
As to California... I've been there numerous times in the last 30 years and each time it has become more and more onerous, (that's a big word - Google it), and I am now quite happy to never return. I'm quite sure you'll be happy about that. I am!
