Illegal GPS mounting
Was stopped by a Arizona Highway Patrol officer for having my GPS mounted on the middle of the windshield. Was told that it was only allowed on the windshield in the bottom right or left lower corner....
Forum Discussion
northmeck0255 wrote:westernrvparkowner wrote:northmeck0255 wrote:Yep, Nigeria and the USA, that's an apples to apples comparison. And Malaysia is often held up as the ideal mix of government and freedom, provided, of course, you follow their brand Sharia Law to the letter.
I'm using Nigeria to show just how much we've become a police state. It's truly sad that so many citizens take these violations of their rights without a whimper of protest.
I'm done.
Let's go back to talking about gray water. LOL
My point exactly. Even in those countries, which you acknowledge are "more dangerous" than the U.S., there aren't armed cops stopping people everywhere. If you don't ever leave the U.S. You'll probably not notice that you live in a de facto police state. Does anybody truly believe that pulling people over for a burned out license plate tag, going 5 mph over the limit, or driving with an expired plate is keeping anyone "safer"??? LOL. These are all just excuses for the State to generate revenue, nothing more.
In Nigeria the Police carry AK47 machine guns...
Try a new argument..Maybe one supported by facts..
