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When did exercising your rights become suspicious?
When and where the PD stopped liking it.
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When did exercising your rights become suspicious?
You read the thread and don't think they are bigoted towards cops? Really?
It is not a left-wing tactic, it is just calling it like it is. When someone says all cops are stupid based on their interaction with a few?
Kinda hard to think of someone as intelligent when they do that.
No, I just think some people are so blinded by their bigotry that they can't admit when the object of their hatred has done nothing to warrant it.
Just sad really. You have written off a lot of good people because of their chosen profession. Kinda like gun haters classifying all gun owners as nut-jobs.
So explain my particular situation than...
I was stopped while walking from class to class. Officer asked to see my ID. He informed me that I matched the description of someone they were looking for. One look at my ID and he said have a good day.
Now, if I had declined to show my ID because I had done nothing wrong I can guarantee you that my conversation with that officer would have been much longer, involved probably a few more officers, and would have ended with a headache.
So please, tell me how not showing a LEO my ID would have made that situation better...
If a police officer asks for your ID and you are not obliged to show it. Then don't. Reason being they have no right to see it, don't give them a reason to arrest you when you have done nothing wrong. If a rapist asks a woman to show him her t!ts, so he can see if he'll be turned on enough to rape her or not. Then don't. Reason being they have no right to see it, dont give them a reason to rape you when you have done nothing wrong.