So today, if you go to the bank and withdraw $9999 and tomorrow you put it
back, then repeat next week you'll get on a watch list. Repeat that often
enough and your local police department takes the money because you might be
doing something illegal moving around less than $10,000. Now if you move around
more than $10k it gets reported to the feds because with that much cash you
might be buying drugs or something. So they track you for more than $10k and
they track you for less than $10k and at some point they just steal the money.
What makes you think tracking YOUR EVERY movement isn't going to be mis-used?
What happens when they decide you went to the wrong part of town too much and
that means you forfeit your car? Or you go to Canada too much? Or Canada
realizes Randy comes to the US too much and he's "obviously" transporting drugs
so they put him in the clink for awhile?
You let them go and it'll become a police state. Hitler came to power in quite
reasonable steps. He made the trains run on time, he brought the country out of
a terrible depression. Who cares if he broke the unions? People had food and
clothing and some spare cash, who cares about the Jews and homosexuals. Then it
all went wrong...
-Curt
From: WILTON via Mercedes <mercedes@okiebenz.com>
To: Curly McLain <126die...@gmail.com>; Mercedes Discussion List
<mercedes@okiebenz.com>
Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2015 7:04 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] OT License plate Readers
I can freely drive anywhere in N. America I want to knowing that I'm doing
nothing wrong. My license plate is clearly displayed for the public and/or
the po-pos to read anytime they want. If having my plate read occasionally
by the po-pos will help to catch the sorry SOB's around me who may be (or
have been) breaking the law, please do.
BTW, don't you think that, whenever a po-po comes up behind you, he's/she's
already reading your plate?
That reminds me: One Saturday afternoon in 1958, I was returning home to
Lincoln, NE, from classes at the University of Omaha. En route, I met a NE
highway patrolman, who immediately turned around and came back rushing up
behind me until he noticed that my plate on the rear was labeled, "North
Carolina." NE required a plate on front and rear; NC required only the rear
one; seeing none on the front as he was meeting me, he thought he "had one."
Immediately upon seeing the NC plate, he turned around and continued on his
way, as did I without ever changing pace.
Wilton
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