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fuckin great logic Steve, your lack of common sense is baffling.
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It is called human nature....or really not using your dam head ,IMO.
As for him contemplating on putting police lights on his car.
I would assume he bought them as a novelty (people buy stupid shit like that all the time - that is why they sell them) and put them in his truck and him and his buddy thought it would be funny to play with them every now and then....like a couple of kids.
I'm sure what they thought they were doing was harmless....for the simple reason that they didn't put much thought into it at all.
I'm sure they are thinking about it now though.
He is paying his dues or will.
Today was his first day in court regarding this matter I believe.
04/01/2011 Notice of Appearance; Waiver of Arraignment
04/01/2011 Motion for Statement of Particulars
04/01/2011 Written Plea of Not Guilty
04/01/2011 Request for Discovery
04/01/2011 Motion to Produce Police Reports
Suspend his licence for putting lights on his dash? Either that's sarcasm or the dumbest thing posted in this thread and out dumbing Nerd takes something, you have to be born with that stuff. I bet some of the same people that defended Michael Vick are trying to act like Bubba did something here, I should have taken notes, haters. He put lights on his dash, calm the fuck down. Free Bubba! I have 300.00 bucks on you this week James Mark! I am in the hole big time man quit messing around ................................Dude!
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Maybe JS could of used some common sense instead? I know the laws in my state/country if I was to use cop lights in my car on public roads and get caught, theres no way I'd even consider risking it. Unfortunately we live in a different world compared to the 80's or even 90's because of what people have done over the years to have laws changed and things be so strict.
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I don't care if it was for a stunt or joke or whatever.
What if it was YOU. Do you think you deserve a break based on you celebrity status.
He needs to be punished and sent a message that just cuz it's on Bubbles world you aren't above the law.
Only an idiot believes such garbage.
Agreed?
That's complete bullshit, you know it.
Show me the oathes you are referring to that specifically require an offficer to die while enforcing the law. Just 10 would be fine......
For example, they have very specific standards for what allows them to shoot someone, and it's much more stringent than a civilian. For civilians, you can more or less make a case that you felt threatened, and as long as your gun is registered or the like, it's self-defense. But for cops, they can't do that. They have to think about the rights of the person they would potentially be shooting and how those rights may be violated by doing so, regardless of "feeling threatened".
They don't take a suicide pact, like you keep insisting with your ridiculous strawman argument. But what they do is take an oath to uphold the law, the constitution, and protect the civilians, and those civilians include the people they will be arresting, or attempting to arrest.
Another example: If a guy comes to you swinging, you can grab something nearby and crack him in the skull so that he stops because it's self-defense. However, if a police officer pulls someone over, and that person is combative, the officer cannot give him a night club to the skull. All he's allowed to do, by law, is the minimum that is reasonably required to subdue the person. Why? Because for the police officer, it's not about self defense, it's about serving the civilians, and that person is a civilian, too.
Not that I think you're going to get it this time, because you're arguing just to argue and the last thing you'll want to do is admit that I'm right.
But I'm right.
You are the one who introduces the notion that LEOs take a suicide pact, it just didn't sound as stupid as it is until someone pointed it out to you.
Any progress on those 10 oathes that you claim to know so much about?
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