are vehicles really necessary to a modern society?

Legion said:
Well, maybe.

Did you register, license and insure the Intruder 1400 you said your wife bought for you in 2010?
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yes, the bike itself was registered and insured. what you seem to have forgotten is that I refuse to get a state issued drivers license.......that permission slip that the government seems to think it can require you to get so you can exercise a constitutional right to freedom of travel..............but you can always submit to being a slave asking for permission to travel if you like
 
SmarterthanFew said:
yes, the bike itself was registered and insured. what you seem to have forgotten is that I refuse to get a state issued drivers license.......that permission slip that the government seems to think it can require you to get so you can exercise a constitutional right to freedom of travel..............but you can always submit to being a slave asking for permission to travel if you like
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I see. Has any police officer ever asked you for a driver's license?
 
Legion said:
I see. Has any police officer ever asked you for a driver's license?
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a few.......but i'm rarely stopped. most road laws are not an issue. speed limits, lane regulations, etc. are completely constitutional, but I hardly ever break traffic laws. On the few rare occasions i've been stopped, i've received one ticket and that officer didn't show for court...........so case dismissed. would you like some case law on drivers license constitutionality?

also, using the wrong name for quotes doesn't help me respond to you...........so if it makes you feel better to change my username because you hate my truth.........great, but your idiocy will likely be ignored at that point. I get that this is just a public message board with no real life substance, but it helps to keep debate going if you don't change shit to make you feel superior
 
SmarterthanFew said:
a few.......but i'm rarely stopped. most road laws are not an issue. speed limits, lane regulations, etc. are completely constitutional, but I hardly ever break traffic laws. On the few rare occasions i've been stopped, i've received one ticket and that officer didn't show for court...........so case dismissed. would you like some case law on drivers license constitutionality?
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No, I'd like to know what happened when you were "rarely stopped".

Were you asked for a driver's license?
 
Legion said:
No, I'd like to know what happened when you were "rarely stopped".

Were you asked for a driver's license?
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yes, I was asked. I told them I do not, but I gave them my state ID. most of the time i'm told that I shouldn't be driving without one......I simply respond that 'I know that's what you are told to say'...........and that's it.
 
SmarterthanFew said:
yes, I was asked. I told them I do not, but I gave them my state ID. most of the time i'm told that I shouldn't be driving without one......I simply respond that 'I know that's what you are told to say'...........and that's it.
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Is that so? Did you inform the officers that you have no valid driver's license? Did they run your ID?

What jurisdictions did these exchanges allegedly occur in?
 
Legion said:
Did you admit that you did not have a valid license, or tell the officers that you did not have a license with you?
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my exact words were 'I don't have a drivers license'. that good enough for you?

Legion said:
Yes, thanks. Do you recall when these interactions occurred? Your best guess will do.
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the Albuquerque one was 1997, June I believe. The Bedford incident would have been 2011..........can't remember the month. do you have enough information to formulate a line of bullshit now?
 
SmarterthanFew said:
my exact words were 'I don't have a drivers license'. that good enough for you?
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That's fine. Were you cited, and if so, what was the citation issued for?

SmarterthanFew said:
the Albuquerque one was 1997, June I believe. The Bedford incident would have been 2011..........can't remember the month. do you have enough information to formulate a line of bullshit now?
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Thanks. No need to worry, we're just talking. Were you on the motorcycle both times?
 
Legion said:
That's fine. Were you cited, and if so, what was the citation issued for?
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I was given a citation for no license in dallas..........the cop didn't show up for the court date.
I was not given a citation for the bedford incident....the cop 'asked' me not to do it again.

Legion said:
Thanks. No need to worry, we're just talking. Were you on the motorcycle both times?
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actually have never been stopped on my bike. both times were in a cage...........go figure.
 
SmarterthanYou said:
well, lots of idiots like to believe the latter when they're weakling servants. maybe you should expand your knowledge and increase your productivity as a human
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Three words describe you sport. Delusions of grandeur.
People experiencing delusions of grandeur see themselves as great, highly accomplished, more important than others, or even magical.
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Yep describes you to a Tee.
 
SmarterthanYou said:
not even close, but if you feel better about your mediocrity by calling me that, then good for you
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To be perfectly honest I laugh at you, and your faux macho man persona. If you ever faced real danger you would be wiping out your drawers. But please continue with your macho charade if it helps you face life.
 
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