The best "I do not consent" video yet.

[Frankie²]

what happens if a cop breaks something? you're forgeted
and the people who you associate with arent the only ones that could leave something in your car
you're covering your own ass by not consenting to a search

so you would tell people to stop looking at your things... why? because it hurts your feelings?

me and trinick are gonna come over later and start going through all your stuff, is that ok?

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[Kishgal]

what happens if a cop breaks something? you're forgeted

you are, and that's bad luck. sorry bud.

and the people who you associate with arent the only ones that could leave something in your car
you're covering your own ass by not consenting to a search

why are random people in your car

me and trinick are gonna come over later and start going through all your stuff, is that ok?

as long as you don't take anything, sure
haven't had company since the high schools started up anyway

[ZombiLoin]

so you would tell people to stop looking at your things... why? because it hurts your feelings?

because it's the loving law as per the constitution?

[$trinick]

Because they're my things..

[_Rave_]

you are, and that's bad luck. sorry bud.
why are random people in your car
as long as you don't take anything, sure
haven't had company since the high schools started up anyway

it's the constitution.  america.

[Frankie²]

you are, and that's bad luck. sorry bud.
why are random people in your car

oooor you could just refuse the search and avoid the legal hoops if something happens
if you're able to prove you didnt consent (which should be easy from the video of the encounter you should be taking) the police is liable
they arent, but i dont think anyone can say that everything they own is completely clean of anything embarrassing or something they wouldnt want someone else to find

[Foxscotch]

No stuff. That's still not how this works.

he was clarifying what you said. that is, agreeing with you

[Kishgal]

because it's the loving law as per the constitution?

it's the constitution.  america.

i repeat, "flex your rights" is a handicapped mindset. just because you have the right to is not a reason. the terminology, incidentally, is perfect. flexing is a simplistic way of trying to be impressive or inspiring fear, and that's what you would be doing. in addition to being being a pain in the ass, maybe.

Because they're my things..

are you like 4 or something

[$trinick]

I am truly sorry that you do not understand or appreciate the concept of privacy. I really don't know what to tell you at this point except that not everybody feels the same way as you do. In fact, pretty much everybody else values privacy to some degree. Other people have different opinions on these kinds of things, and just because you feel one way doesn't mean that your way is the correct way.

I'm going to provide you the courtesy you did not provide me earlier and I'm going to provide citations for this information because I feel like you will disregard that statement unqualified.


 A.J. Campbell
Relationship marketing in consumer markets: a comparison of managerial and consumer attitudes about information privacy
Journal of Direct Marketing, 11 (3) (1997)

 Nowak, G., & Phelps, J. (1997). Direct marketing and the use of individual-level consumer information:
Determining how and when privacy matters. Journal of Interactive Marketing, 11(4), 94-108.

[ZombiLoin]

as long as you don't take anything, sure
haven't had company since the high schools started up anyway

civil forfeiture is just that, actually
without being charged with a crime police can confiscate your things and hold them indefinitely, if you're incapable of paying a fee (even if you were exonerated of those charges) they can keep your property and use it (if it's cash) or auction it off (if it is a car, or a house, etc) for cash. the D.C. police department made somewhere around 4 million dollars off civil forfeiture alone last year.

i repeat, "flex your rights" is a handicapped mindset. just because you have the right to is not a reason. the terminology, incidentally, is perfect. flexing is a simplistic way of trying to be impressive or inspiring fear, and that's what you would be doing. in addition to being being a pain in the ass, maybe.
it's not being impressive or inspiring fear it's the fact that the loving police (who are citizens too) should follow the god damn constitution like everybody else does, and that involves respecting other people's rights. and before you give me that bullstuff about how people forfeit their rights if they're criminals there's a neat little clause in the constitution that says people are innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.
are you like 4 or something
one of the major points (it could be argued that it is the entire point) of the constitution is that private property is respected and the right to property of innocent people (who are innocent until they are proven guilty in a court of law) shall not be infringed.

I am truly sorry that you do not understand or appreciate the concept of privacy. I really don't know what to tell you at this point except that not everybody feels the same way as you do. In fact, pretty much everybody else values privacy to some degree. Other people have different opinions on these kinds of things, and just because you feel one way doesn't mean that your way is the correct way.

taboo is mentally deficient and it's not hard to see that

[_Rave_]

i repeat, "flex your rights" is a handicapped mindset. just because you have the right to is not a reason. the terminology, incidentally, is perfect. flexing is a simplistic way of trying to be impressive or inspiring fear, and that's what you would be doing. in addition to being being a pain in the ass, maybe.

[Frankie²]

taboo is mentally deficient and it's not hard to see that

its taboo? oh stuff no wonder lol

[ResonKinetic]

its taboo? oh stuff no wonder lol

kishgal = taboo

waow

[Kishgal]

I am truly sorry that you do not understand or appreciate the concept of privacy.

i understand the concept of privacy. i see no reason to abuse it for the sake of, what, your pride or something?

[ZombiLoin]

i understand the concept of privacy. i see no reason to abuse it for the sake of, what, your pride or something?

i dunno, normal human emotions maybe?