The New Cell Phone Law

[freeringo]

I found out recently that our outlaw pasts do eventually dissappear.
I got into some trouble in my late 20's and when I applied for a Security Guard card, I didn't reveal any of it. I passed the FBI check in 2 months and the State of California sent my case to a review board. Finally after 6 months, I was cleared. I spoke to review board and I was told that they look for patterns in people and alot of things are overlooked.
Now I have 1 of 31 guard cards in my county and there are no jobs.
But when there is a job, I will be first in line.

[0maxpower0]

"The policy of the American government is to leave their citizens
free, neither restraining nor aiding them in their pursuits." Thomas Jefferson

It gets to me on a personal level to read "theyre cops theyre going to do what they want" and "its just a fine pay it and move on". I really hope you guys are saying it in jest. Since the formation of the US there has been a consistant effort from the government to impose ridiculous taxes and to levy ridiculous fines. In early America, people would resist armed calvary sent to enforce these taxes, with pitch forks and torches, just to later brush them aside for fear of imprisonment or legal trouble? Nothing personal to anyone, everyone at NDN has been 100 percent cool to me and then some, but man, i just feel like i have to say this. You allow one right to be trampled on, why not them all? Let one ridiculous fine go, why not another?? Each tax or fine on its own merit might not be so ridiculous, but the general principle that lie behind them all is a horrible atrocity. That the governments owns you, and will do with you as it sees fit.

[freeringo]

"The policy of the American government is to leave their citizens
free, neither restraining nor aiding them in their pursuits." Thomas Jefferson

It gets to me on a personal level to read "theyre cops theyre going to do what they want" and "its just a fine pay it and move on". I really hope you guys are saying it in jest. Since the formation of the US there has been a consistant effort from the government to impose ridiculous taxes and to levy ridiculous fines. In early America, people would resist armed calvary sent to enforce these taxes, with pitch forks and torches, just to later brush them aside for fear of imprisonment or legal trouble? Nothing personal to anyone, everyone at NDN has been 100 percent cool to me and then some, but man, i just feel like i have to say this. You allow one right to be trampled on, why not them all? Let one ridiculous fine go, why not another?? Each tax or fine on its own merit might not be so ridiculous, but the general principle that lie behind them all is a horrible atrocity. That the governments owns you, and will do with you as it sees fit.

I am with you man! I fight everything. I will make 5 phone calls to get 50 cents off my phone bill that was not mine. People do not stand up enough.
I never want to here again: "It would be cheaper to just pay the fine or
bill, than to fight it".

[BnLM5]

First of all it is not about rebellion. I don't want to pay my fine so I won't that is ridiculous. It is about MONEY! I mean would you not think that a person would have car insurance if they had $1500.00 to pay a f----n fine? I don't think it is a good idea for me to be involved in any more debate on a legal issue right now because it burns my ***!

We can say .... Until we are blue in the face....

GO - Thomas Jefferson!!!

GO - Abe Lincoln

GO - Benjamin Franklin

Go - to the Constitution which says that we are innocent until proven guilty.

But from where I stand "We the people of the United States of America in order to form a more perfect union".... "We" are guilty until we prove ourselves innocent! I don't care what the situation may be. That is the way it is. And those who are guilty usually have MONEY, they pay attorneys and by technicalities they walk free. Those of us who have no MONEY are F****D!

This is how I feel about it right now maybe I'll feel differently as my mood swings! Should happen in approx 20 minutes give or take a few.