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The fact is you shouldnt be able to get out of a ticket no matter who you are. The limit is the limit. If you are doing 46 in a 45, yes you are speeding and can get a ticket for it. Dont hate on the people who enforce the laws because the fact is when it really matters you will be calling them to save your ***. Yeah dude, I am one of those who also say just because you wear a badge doesnt mean you can break the law... You enforce it. The only time you can break the law as an officer IMO is if it will save someones life so I dont wanna hear it :D |
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So I'll ask you as kindly and politely as I know how, because I just got done working a hell of a day with those so-called pigs, and with the start of the nicest weather we've had here in months, and some of the lousiest calls that came out as a result...those "pigs" worked their ever loving asses off today, with little to no gratitude, because all too many people share your same view until it becomes their time in the hot seat. Please and kindly...if you must bash on them. Do it more respectfully. If you can't find a way to do that with the brain I've seen you possess...then you are clearly trolling and flame-baiting folks like Blue and I. |
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as for those speed limits they are outdated and full of BS and you know it. they haven't been modernized in decades! it's nothing more than a money making business for the city, just to raise revenue for themselves. a whole industry designed just to fleece innocent people. all for money, money for the city, money for the courts, money for the paralegals that motorists hire to defend them, and even more money for the cops to cover their overtime pay for going to court. case in point, last year some low level constable with traffic enforcement over here was able to double his base salary from 80 to 160k in the year by racking up tons of overtime going to court dates. parking enforcement is also a similar scam. that too is all about fleecing people, and not facilitating parking. as for the last part, maybe that's your attitude, but don't try and claim that other cops are like that. and don't try to convince me that many cops don't often wink wink nudge nudge when their off duty colleagues speed, run stop signs and red lights, violate traffic laws, etc.... |
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It is true that accidents will be caused by going the limit or going under as well; hence the term accident. But negligently speeding simply increased the odds. Outdated speed limits or not...if the majority of traffic is going the limit, and the at-fault is not...it doesn't matter how out-dated the speed limit is. He's still at-fault, and he was still speeding. |
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Finally...from the rules of the forums themselves...
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Intersting.......Too bad we quoted him before he could edit
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Lol, a true pity indeed, sir
Maybe I should edit my above post to "when you get back" since this thread alone has multiple violations within it |
ibtl and ownage from AK
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Hey... +rep for being a badge :)
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if cops fix those 3 things i mentioned, i wouldn't have a problem with them. but they won't of course. so that's why i'm not too fond of them. and yeah, i know, some cops are mother teresa in a blue uniform, but a great many are not. actually based on public perception of cops, it's safe to conclude that the majority of them are in the not so mother teresa group. |
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edit: and while we're at it, explain to me why is it that all the speed traps i see are: - during the day when speeding is safer, not at night when speeding is more dangerous, - when the sun is shining and the roads are dry and speeding is safer, not when it's foggy or raining or snowing when speeding is more dangerous - when its a weekend or holiday when streets are empty and speeding is safer, not during rush hour when streets are crowded and speeding is more dangerous - in wider more open sections of the roads where speeding is safer, and not in the narrower tigher sections where speeding is more dangerous Basically, why is it that speed traps are set up where speeding is more likely, not where speeding is more dangerous |
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