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Was in a production meeting waiting for it to start. People were talking about random things and of course "Covid" gets brought up. (please realize the irony that I am in a closed & unventilated room with these people..because they were willing to share their vaccine status they get to be maskless...because i refuse to share my status they assume i am not vaccinated and therefore force me to wear a mask).

Production Assistant: "Hey, did you all notice how its literally ONLY the engineers and programmers who don't want to get vaccinated? Why is that?"

Machinist: "They have critical thinking skills. Most of the people here (motioning to the room) do what they're told at work and in life".

Room went dead silent, a few people chuckled, am starting to get really turned off by people. =/ Was very uncomfortable sitting there as a "second class" employee with a mask on.
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  • Women didn't have the right to vote when the constitution was written. Presidents could serve indefinitely, as long as they were reelected, when the constitution was written. It was legal to own slaves when the constitution was written. The 1st amendment covers television and the internet and neither of them were around when the constitution was written. It was written as a living document, to allow for interpretation as society advanced. It was interpreted, by the Supreme Court, many decades ago that operating a motor vehicle is a privilege, not a right. I'm not sure where you are going with the 2nd amendment argument. If you are convicted of ******, you lose most of your rights but, you can get them all back upon rehabilitation even your gun rights in most states. If I wasn't at work, I could pull up case laws and court precedents for this as well.

    To answer your ludicrous question: If you want to drive a Lambo but can't afford one, save up, steal it, or borrow one.

    My turn: When are you finally going to tuck your tail between your legs and admit you are wrong?

    If the facts are on your side, pound the facts. If the law is on your side, pound the law. If neither the facts or the law are on your side, pound the keyboard. Keep pounding that keyboard Kirbster269!!!!!

    No body ever said there wasn't alot wrong in the past, That's where the lawmakers over the years have picked and chooses what would favor them to keep there jobs. Just because you read something on ways lawyers manipulate words doesn't mean it's correct. Alot of innocent men and women went to prison and alot of them got away with mu_rder. When I'm wrong I'll put my tail between my legs and say so. and maybe by that time you finally get your head out of your.... well you know where. you can see it better than me. I can only tell you from experience not from papers written from others. A cop can’t pull you over without probable cause, if he does is he or she invading your rights or privilege.
  • in reply to KIRBSTER269
    Sry, I saw you added the last bit while I was responding. The most common traffic stops WITHOUT probably cause are: Vehicle fits a description (Stop and Frisk for vehicles), Police Checkpoint (DUI checkpoints are considered traffic stops), and Welfare check stops (nothing criminal but an officer believes the driver or passenger is in distress). All of which the Supreme Court has ruled do not violate your 4th amendment rights. So yes, a cop can legally pull you over without probable cause and not be invading your rights.

    To paraphrase Admiral Kirk, "Like a poor marksman, you keep missing the target Kirbster269."
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  • in reply to KIRBSTER269
    Sry, I saw you added the last bit while I was responding. The most common traffic stops WITHOUT probably cause are: Vehicle fits a description (Stop and Frisk for vehicles), Police Checkpoint (DUI checkpoints are considered traffic stops), and Welfare check stops (nothing criminal but an officer believes the driver or passenger is in distress). All of which the Supreme Court has ruled do not violate your 4th amendment rights. So yes, a cop can legally pull you over without probable cause and not be invading your rights.

    To paraphrase Admiral Kirk, "Like a poor marksman, you keep missing the target Kirbster269."
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