"Ol' Clark Has A Run-In With The Law": A Fantasy Piece

[OctopusHighball]

A couple of observations:

1) This has reinforced my preconceived notion of folks who have their cars adorned as Ol' Clark does.

2) Ol' Clark's non-apology apology shows he still doesn't accept responsibility for his role in this encounter, and you can bet he tells others in friendly conversation that he wrote the apology because he felt coerced.

Great read, thanks for posting!

[Gman]

2) Ol' Clark's non-apology apology shows he still doesn't accept responsibility for his role in this encounter, and you can bet he tells others in friendly conversation that he wrote the apology because he felt coerced.

He probably tells about how he was tortured and forced to apologize, and now he can identify how the prisoners in Gitmo feel.