Guys Stands Up to Arkansas Police

[f5moab]

We all think the USA is a free country, but are we really free? Example: If we call any LE Officer a derogatory name or question them in any way we are arrested and thrown in jail. If we don't pay taxes, we are arrested and thrown in jail. We are monitored 24/7 by video cameras (every intersection has cameras in my town) not including who is watching us online. We can be sued for slander or defamation and be arrested and thrown in jail. If we don't pay child support on time every month we can be arrested and thrown in jail, etc, etc. Do we have enough rules in this country? I got friends I visit in Sweden, Portugal, New Zealand, Asia, Caribbean, and parts of Latin America and honestly I feel I have more freedom when I am outside of America.

Go live in these countries and you will find out they are very similar and have the basic same laws we do here. Live in latin america and call a cop a nazi and there is a good chance you will never be seen again. As for those who don't pay child support, is the jail sentence a first hand experience?

 

[poncho1965]

Just a guess, I think 75% of citizen contacts are not your average traffic violation. If you're dealing with creeps, abusive language, tempers, I know I'd be jaded very quickly. I don't know how they do it. All I know is I appreciate our LEO's and the job they chose.


Mike