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Current Events => Politics => Topic started by: Chris_ on October 08, 2011, 10:01:40 PM
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Police to protest supporters: Honk if you'd like a ticket
Police experimented with a new tactic Friday night as they responded to a weeklong Occupy Seattle demonstration at Westlake Park -- ticketing drivers who honked in support of protesters.
Starting at 11 p.m. Friday, police started pulling over and ticketing drivers who honked as they drove past protesters.
When the first car -- a taxi -- was pulled over, the protesters followed and shouted at police who then formed a blockade around the driver's cab.
KOMO News (http://www.seattlepi.com/local/komo/article/Police-to-protest-supporters-Honk-if-you-d-like-2209430.php#ixzz1aFYkzmcu)
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Funny, I've never heard of this happening at any Tea Party gatherings.
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TEA Party gatherings usually aren't trying to "Tear down the existing structure of America" so that the United States can be "fundamentally changed" into something it's never been before.
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TEA Party gatherings usually aren't trying to "Tear down the existing structure of America" so that the United States can be "fundamentally changed" into something it's never been before.
Take a lesson from the Libs. when the Conservatives want to protest what we have become, 3 days in jail will turn the Conservative into a Lib.[24]
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Take a lesson from the Libs. when the Conservatives want to protest what we have become, 3 days in jail will turn the Conservative into a Lib.[24]
:bs: Time in jail will reinforce a conservatives belief in following the law.
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I don't care what you're protesting or who's protesting, charging people for honking is just wrong.
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I don't care what you're protesting or who's protesting, charging people for honking is just wrong.
What about the guy that was driving by some politicians house and honking all the time?
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I don't care what you're protesting or who's protesting, charging people for honking is just wrong.
Not when the sole purpose is to harass and annoy. Starting this at 11pm on a Friday night? I can live with that.
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I believe in extremely limited use of the honk. Pretty much "you're about to pull out in front of me you don't want to do that can you not see me?" I don't like the horn used for "hey pal," "the light just turned green 1 nanosecond ago," and bullshit like that. It distracts from when you may really need it.
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I believe in extremely limited use of the honk. Pretty much "you're about to pull out in front of me you don't want to do that can you not see me?" I don't like the horn used for "hey pal," "the light just turned green 1 nanosecond ago," and bullshit like that. It distracts from when you may really need it.
I agree, the horn should only be used as a warning device which it was intended for. That being said, when I was young and lived in a more rural area, it wasn't uncommon for someone to honk and wave at someone out in their yard.