Got stopped at a MC checkpoint..
#31
06-27-2011, 09:57 PM
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FOR MY OWN GOOD??????????? I am a grown *** man i dont need a nanny telling me what the fk is for my own good.I dont need help crossing the street or making me eat my fkin green beans or when i should go to sleep or how many calories i need or what can of gun i am allowed to have or what kind of pipes on my bike......it never fkin ends with these people.How the hell can someone be grown and have these ideas of controlling everyone else is beyond me.For my own good as if someone is doing me a favor.wtf?There are two kinds of people in this world those who want to be free and those that want to control you.
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#32
06-27-2011, 10:15 PM
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Absolutely !!!! I see a sheep bleating someone elses party line with no idea of the difference between rights , authority, illegal detainment without probable cause, etc, etc...People of this ilk are a lying liberal politician's best friend, and sadly, often the first casualty of those same liberal politics.. what a dupe !!
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06-27-2011, 10:17 PM
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My wife drove past that checkpoint on her way home from work and mentioned it to me. I can't believe they set up a checkpoint during Thunder, first time I've ever heard of one during the rally or in Pennsylvania for that matter.
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06-27-2011, 11:16 PM
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Where's cameraboy with his $.02?
As for the law being the law, you can look at all kinds of legal precedent as to what was legal then and to what is legal now. Legal doesn't make it right! AND! Until we, as a group, organize to band together to stop these type of random check points, not a damn thing will change!
As for the law being the law, you can look at all kinds of legal precedent as to what was legal then and to what is legal now. Legal doesn't make it right! AND! Until we, as a group, organize to band together to stop these type of random check points, not a damn thing will change!
#36
06-27-2011, 11:50 PM
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I wonder if dan conner and cameraboy were twins separated at birth?
Where's cameraboy with his $.02?
As for the law being the law, you can look at all kinds of legal precedent as to what was legal then and to what is legal now. Legal doesn't make it right! AND! Until we, as a group, organize to band together to stop these type of random check points, not a damn thing will change!
As for the law being the law, you can look at all kinds of legal precedent as to what was legal then and to what is legal now. Legal doesn't make it right! AND! Until we, as a group, organize to band together to stop these type of random check points, not a damn thing will change!
#38
06-28-2011, 12:17 AM
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I didn't know you're supposed to carry your registration on you. I have wondered about this, and nowhere is it mentioned during the basic riders course, nor could I find it listed anywhere on Maryland's MVA website. You'd think motorcycles would get an exemption, since there's no place to put it and it's not like it's a laminated card or anything that would last in your wallet. A cop can pull it up on his computer anyway, so I wonder if this varies state by state.
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06-28-2011, 01:03 AM
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I would think all states would require it as that is the way to identify the bike and who the owner is.
#40
06-28-2011, 01:12 AM
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registration is a scam anyway.How many times you gotta register the same thing? Its just a tax that the police enforce.-----------in texas anyway you only have to carry it in commercial vehicles i beleive.