DragonClaw
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Gets you a nice 100 dollar ticket in this state.
If I can't pay for a window to be fixed, I'm not sure how to pay for a ticket.
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Gets you a nice 100 dollar ticket in this state.
Imagine having to pay the cost of the repair and the ticket (should that be a thing in Texas).If I can't pay for a window to be fixed, I'm not sure how to pay for a ticket.
Imagine having to pay the cost of the repair and the ticket (should that be a thing in Texas).
Maybe it’s not fair, that’s not going to stop you from getting farther in the hole.
Driving is a privilege, coupled with a responsibility to follow the law. Your income issues aren’t an excuse to operate an unsafe vehicle. Not to mention what your insurance company will say when you FTP or get in an accident due to mechanical issues...
Actually, you are required to obey the law. Don’t, and be prepared to suffer the consequences. That’s not on society, it’s on you. Would you demand to work as an EMT with expired carts, then sue when you’re not hired?I mean, I don't have issues with visibility.
And if I pay for my car's glass (that no cop has cared about for years, even even pulled over they didn't mention it but could care at any second), then okay. It could crack driving home and then I've got to explain to myself why I couldn't afford my medication, that regardless of it cracks soon or not, where my priorities are.
The law doesn't defend me from starvation (for denied for food stamps while I had no income) or not being able to go to work. It's not ideal , my position, but I've got to look out for myself.
Actually, you are required to obey the law. Don’t, and be prepared to suffer the consequences. That’s not on society, it’s on you. Would you demand to work as an EMT with expired carts, then sue when you’re not hired?
He could do all that, but it's not illegal in Texas.You're a cop, right?
I've admitted to crime.
Why not just use your resources, find out who I am if you don't already know (I doubt you even cared to, but I can't decide what you really care to do or not), call my local LE and inform them of my gross negligence and criminal activity so you can go to bed and sleep better for stopping a crime.
Maybe the glare off the crack at 0700 might have caused a crash or something and you saved lives. Because, technically it is a crime. You would be within your rights to do it.
I'm obviously not changing my stance.
All I can do is work until my more pressing needs are met and then work on the glass after.
I mean, either do something or stop bashing me about it. If it's really that heinous, you're negligent in knowing about it and not doing anything
He could do all that, but it's not illegal in Texas.
They could, but the burden of proof is on the officer and most of them have better things to do. There is not a specific law about a cracked windshield.I thought they could get you for "obstruction of view" for something even like fuzzy dice on your rear view?
I agree they've got better things to do.They could, but the burden of proof is on the officer and most of them have better things to do. There is not a specific law about a cracked windshield.
This type of black-and-white authoritarianism, blind devotion to "the law" when it is advantageous yet looking the other way when it's not, and complete lack of understanding and empathy is a big part of the reason why cops are so.....um....."popular" these days.Actually, you are required to obey the law. Don’t, and be prepared to suffer the consequences. That’s not on society, it’s on you. Would you demand to work as an EMT with expired carts, then sue when you’re not hired?
This topic of the windshield started two days ago. How the **** does anyone really have that much to say about it?
Agreed...it's past time to get back off topic.This topic of the windshield started two days ago. How the **** does anyone really have that much to say about it?
Who said anything about “Looking the other way“? I sure didn’t. Having a lot more experience than some in WHY gives me a better position. What “complete lack of understanding “ are you referring to? That cops should allow safety problems to just slide on by? DUIs to be waved off due to cultural differences? A thief let off because they can’t afford the TV they are stealing?This type of black-and-white authoritarianism, blind devotion to "the law" when it is advantageous yet looking the other way when it's not, and complete lack of understanding and empathy is a big part of the reason why cops are so.....um....."popular" these days.