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How is that text not respectful? It's well-aligned with what I've read about what the courts say is needed in order to fully express that you wish to exercise a
by dalke 11y ago
How is that text not respectful? It's well-aligned with what I've read about what the courts say is needed in order to fully express that you wish to exercise all your rights, and not give any of them up voluntarily.
- GrinningFool 11y agoThe text itself is respectful enough. The problem is more the subtext: "You are the enemy, and are not be trusted. Therefore it is only possible for us to interact under these precise terms."
- dsp1234 11y ago"You are the enemy, and are not be trusted. Every time I've been pulled over, the police office has walked to my passenger side window with their hand on their sidearm. I'd say the subtext starts way before mentioning any actual rights I might have (and that the Supreme Court has stated that must I explicitly use in order to keep)
- triplesec 11y agoCop logic, I'm afraid. Respectful means not mentioning your rights, and appearing to cooperate. Unfortunately, only white people get that privilege, usually.