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Yeah, the attention of armed people with the authority to order him around. See how ridiculous that sounds?
by Arodex 4mo ago
Yeah, the attention of armed people with the authority to order him around. See how ridiculous that sounds?
- petcat 4mo agoI would advise you not drive a homemade fruit car around your town if you are this terrified of the attention it will bring. He clearly said in the article that he enjoys the encounters. He is doing this on purpose.
- sixothree 4mo agoYou seem to have misunderstood the reason this country was founded in the first place.
- 4chandaily 4mo agoHim enjoying the attention doesn't make the actions of the police right or just. He enjoys the attention, they are abusing their authority, Both things are true.
- petcat 4mo ago> they are abusing their authority It's perfectly reasonable to question whether that vehicle is street legal when it passes by on the road. It would be my first thought. It looks like it's mounted on a boat trailer chassis, and the windshield appears to have questionable effectiveness at high speeds. Pulling him over to ask about it seems like they are doing their jobs. Especially when I am also a driver on the same road.
- wat10000 4mo agoIs it legally reasonable? Does the local law make "that looks funny, might not be street legal" a primary traffic offense?
- nicbou 4mo agoI got a lot of attention on a trip of mine. People would walk up to me at gas stations to ask about mt my trip and it was super cool. However we interacted as equals and I was free to refuse the conversation or end it when I wanted. I was free to set boundaries. I would not feel the same if stopped by cops.
- kube-system 4mo agoAttracting attention does not vindicate others in violating that person's rights.