RE: RE: The 5th Amendment and You
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RE: The 5th Amendment and You

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I have met a few cops. I haven't met any that were honest men (or women). I have been arrested, and I prefer not to be arrested. In fact, I will go to pretty great lengths to avoid being arrested. I do not think that makes me a coward. I think that makes me not foolish, because it is foolish indeed to lose everything you own naively expecting corrupt cops, corrupt courts, and merciless thieves to debate policies in good faith. One of earliest lessons I learned about politics is that cops murder people for money, and normies wouldn't believe it if they watched it happen, so corrupt courts and politicians support those murderers and claim they are blameless. In such circumstances, it isn't wise to debate legal precepts with cops pointing guns at you. In fact, it's best to not get to the point they draw guns on you at all.

I'm not saying you're wrong. I'm saying whoever is pointing the gun is in charge.

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