The act of merely driving on state owned roads should not mean that we give up our rights.
Which is exactly what is happening. Between a false positive from a K9 or these rubber stamp warrants, you have little chance.
>The act of merely driving on state owned roads should not mean that we give up our rights.
Which is exactly what is happening. Between a false positive from a K9 or these rubber stamp warrants, you have little chance.
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