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Originally Posted by Devryn17
You're talking about my Texas story? I was a kid. I had no political affiliation. I didn't even know enough about what I could and couldn't do (public school is intentionally vague about rights)...So comparing my reaction when I was 20 to now is ludicrous. That was 15 years ago. Rolling down windows you know are illegally tinted to make an officer at ease so he doesn't issue you a ticket is COMMON SENSE. So stop being a ****wit and move along.
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No, I was not referring to your Texas story. I was actually referring to your statement about the checkpoints. Was it a little unfair to call you a hypocrite because of that? Yeah, it was. But, I wouldn't have even commented in this thread if they're weren't so many people actively telling him to give up his rights just because "it will make it easier on him." For some people, it's not about taking the easy way out. It's about doing the "right thing" even if it is something as minute as rolling down your windows. He legally didn't have to, so he didn't. Stop telling him what he should have done.
Either way, I will take your advice and move along. I don't think this thread went in the direction that the OP was hoping for and it seems like people can't seem to understand that this guys point of view. (It really didn't have much to do with the tint at all.)