I like the way you think!Quote:
Originally Posted by HBARleatherneck
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I like the way you think!Quote:
Originally Posted by HBARleatherneck
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Total dick move by the cop, who apparently has anger issues and thinks he's above the law. Continuing to block the traffic while expressing this citizens nerve for the ignorance of the power of being a cop in an unmarked car and being on the phone while either being on an "official" call or not illustrates this. It's more important to him to react to his lack of attentiveness by going on the offensive than considering the safety or travels of other people impeded by his stopped and unmarked vehicle. The cop also doesn't understand maintaining control using your knees as a shock absorber on rough road when cycling.
I've had to snap drivers in front of me out of their smartphone stupor after a light change numerous times.
Use of the horn should be freedom of expression under the 1st. If a cop was being a dick like that to me, I'd exercise my right to remain silent and let the video speak for itself.
I know this round about very well as I use it M-F. Rarely are there problems with traffic progressing as designed, the exception being those who don't know how to navigate it. I've honked at a few ppl who sat there during an opening in traffic for 5sec. They wake up and move. Life's good. Motorcyclist was being a dick for the camera. LEO was also being a dick. Two wrongs and no one was right.
How is this different from someone running a dash cam?Quote:
Originally Posted by KS63
It isn't. If I filmed myself and realized I was being a jerk, I wouldn't post it online. Like I said. Both parties were wrong IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gman
However it wasnt like he was trying to make a confrontation and catch it on film. He had veen recording the whole time. The cop juat assumed he wanted to catch him doing something wrong
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