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Why limit the number of cards? If I were to really piss off these nice folks, I'd issue a million copies and pile them in front of a busy Metro station. (Of c
by yongjik 9y ago
Why limit the number of cards? If I were to really piss off these nice folks, I'd issue a million copies and pile them in front of a busy Metro station.
(Of course, if I were a politician that will be a sure way to lose my next election, I guess.)
- Cyberdog 9y ago> if I were a politician that will be a sure way to lose my next election, I guess Would it be? You sure as hell would get my vote.
- fludlight 9y agoThis would make for a great Kickstarter.
- f2n 9y agoThe picture doesn't make it look too difficult to reproduce, why don't you just print a bunch of cards? That was my first thought upon seeing these.
- lbotos 9y ago1. Cards are issued based on locality. 2. Cards are signed by the issuing officer. 3. Cards are meant to be used in a local community, where the ticketing officer recognizes the signee. Source: Had my share of these cards. (Never used one)
- f2n 9y ago1. Okay so print out a bunch for your locality 2. How much validation of signature is there? Do other police officers memorize each others signatures? That seems unlikely 3. I'm sure it'd be pretty easy to get a list of a large number of police officers for any given locality.