CNN.com - Driving tip: Don't honk at the cops - Feb 24, 2006
CNN.com - Driving tip: Don't honk at the cops - Feb 24, 2006: "'The horn blowing is not the real problem here, it's that you were trying to correct the police and they didn't need correcting,' Judge Russell Bean said.
Palmer left traffic court saying he still believed officers were abusing their authority.
'I see this cop with his blue lights come screeching up beside me and I didn't know what was going on,' Palmer said. 'Before they got to the next light, I could see they turned their blue lights off.'"
I see this all the time and I hate it too. It really drives me crazy that the police have this do as I say, not as I do attitude toward their jobs. It often strikes me as totally hypocritical. Not only that, but police are also made out to be more trustworthy than other citizens . . . which is bullshit too.
I'm not saying that cops don't do anything and that they're all liars. I'm just saying that this "do as I say not as I do" attitude is too prevalent for my liking.
"Bottled water consumption, which has more than doubled globally in the last six years, is a natural resource that is heavily taxing the world's ecosystem, according to a new US study.
This getting ridiculous. If only I had a single book that contained "truth" because I said it did. Then I'd be infallible in the eyes of willfully gullible fools. Everyone critisizes Germans for their Pflicht, but it actually exists everywhere in the form of religion; people accepting that there is some invisible force that controls everything which is complete nonsense, prima facie. 