Sobriety Checkpoint Nov. 20th
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domesticssuck wrote:
you cannot blame bush for a dui. that's insane.next thing you know im going to hear that it is a person's right to drive drunk.
how did you read that into my post? i just said that anything to prevent injury was ok under the bush administration (read: the patriot act gives law enforcement a lot of freedom)
i don't drink and don't intend to try drinking and driving, so i don't particularly care one way or the other
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first of all this hole this has NOTHING to do with bush. this is the STATES decision.
your argument is based on something that is simply not true. we live in under a federalist society, and these things are left up to the individual states.the patriot act lists nothing about this situation.
please try to separate fact from your feelings about the subject.
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It was an attempt @ humor I believe....
BUT sobriety checkpoints do have to follow the lawful search and seizure portion of the US constitution. Therefore they have to announce them and they are supposed to pull over everyone on those roads at that time to prevent discrimination claims.
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No humor involved. Each state also has a constitution, some allow checkpoints within city limits, some don't. You will not find checks happening within city limits in Moorhead any time soon.
Citing the constitution does not answer why this is not related to Bush or the patriot act, explaining Federalism does. -
Flowcus wrote:
How can you call pwned on that? Your the one that made the statement fucktard. Ill stick to plumbing make way more money then you and stick with my focus and embarass your slow rusty ass.how bout ill make more money than both of you(prolly combined) and be faster than both of you
edit: sorry couldnt resist the truth hurts sometimes
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faster to the shop with more tranny troubles?
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it is? i can go from point a to point b with ease.
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domesticssuck wrote:
No humor involved. Each state also has a constitution, some allow checkpoints within city limits, some don't. You will not find checks happening within city limits in Moorhead any time soon.
Citing the constitution does not answer why this is not related to Bush or the patriot act, explaining Federalism does.
You are right, each state has their laws too regarding these issues. Having said that, these laws are only valid so-long as they follow the US Constitution. For example, ND can't make murder legal because federal law prohibits murder.Why is this not related to Bush or the Patriot act? Well, my guess is because the ND Highway Patrol has been conducting this style of checkpoint for as long as I've been driving (16 years...roughly).
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Hey psied what are you going to do? Once I get my journeyman's license here in a couple years I can fetch upwards of $90,000-$100,000 a year in Minneapolis... probably more by the time I get it. Journeymen here in fargo are making $47,000-$52,000 a year... masters are making even more and a masters license is easy to get... just a lot of studying and I can get it a year after my journeyman.
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Flowcus wrote:
Hey psied what are you going to do? Once I get my journeyman's license here in a couple years I can fetch upwards of $90,000-$100,000 a year in Minneapolis... probably more by the time I get it. Journeymen here in fargo are making $47,000-$52,000 a year... masters are making even more and a masters license is easy to get... just a lot of studying and I can get it a year after my journeyman.
just a quick question....who cares how much anyone else here makes? Lets not start a pissing match about this topic (again)
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