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I understand that, but what I'm interested in is how many they actually catch and arrest.

I'm just wondering.... how many drunk drivers do they actually catch with this method?

The argument that "it's to make them feel safe" always makes me laugh. The sheep care only about the illusion of safety. They don't have a clue what true safety is.

She must be his sister.

I would really like to hear Adam Sandler do a version of this.

Beautiful knife. I'm envious. Wish I could justify $400+ for one of these, but the wife would murder me with it.

I heard about this on the way to work this morning. Just be aware that there will be more checkpoints over the Thanksgiving holidays: Tennessee To Start

It's on then.

It simply amazes me that some folks have so little regard for the constitutional rights their forefathers fought and DIED for. If a LEO stops me for a traffic violation, and asks to search my vehicle without probable cause, the polite answer will be NO.

Well, there ya go... the media hates anyone with true conviction and character.

Thanks. I know that, I just like to challenge the assertion that it's contained in the Constitution.

Where is "separation of church and state" mentioned in the Constitution?

This was on one night not too long ago and I was only able to stomach about 10 minutes of it. What a waste of time.

Wow. It was all incredible, but the thunderstorms and what I suppose to be the northern lights were especially fascinating.

I agree that this is the primary idea behind the Second, but I think self-defense falls in there somewhere, even though it is not specifically worded. If that were not the case, legal carry would be a privilege, and not a right, just like driving a motor vehicle.

Not really seeking, but if I ever stumbled on one I'd surely make an offer.

There needs to be an open season on known gang members.

If you only want to get your knives shaving sharp, the Lansky system is adequate. $400? Really?

I enjoy watching Whittle's commentaries. "These precious snowflakes have been told how wonderful and unique they are their entire lives and everyone has always come in first place." That about sums it up right there.

No one is talking about resisting here. If the officer demands to see my ID, even though he has no probable cause because I have done nothing wrong and given him NO reason to suspect that I will, then I will comply while stating that he does not have my consent to violate my 4th amendment rights. It's not worth going to jail over, but I will be in touch with the administration as well as my local and state representatives.

Actually, it's the same thing. But if you want to give up your constitutional rights, there are plenty of public officials who will gladly oblige you. Not me, but be my guest.

If a cop pulls you over for a traffic violation and then asks you if he can search your car, even though there is no probable cause, are you going to consent to a search? After all, he just wants to make sure you're legal, right?

Looks like maybe a December release?

Maybe. I just think there are more discrete methods. However, I do understand that some folks are not into that, and that's just fine with me.

Failing to understand how exercising one's constitutional rights is "giving a cop grief". A right not exercised is a right lost.