Is that flag shoe disrespecting a flag shirt by standing on it?

We’ve got a rebel here folks.

Didn’t work though. The Confederate flag would still fly at the Capital in Columbia if Dylan Roof hadn't murdered all those people in Charleston.

i’m going to burn a pair of these on facebook, and just assume that anyone watching it will implode:

I’ve done work on dehydration for the Army. Thirst is NOT a reliable indicator unless under circumstances that you are very acclimated to. Used to living in the Northeast and not doing much physical labor? You’ll find you can’t rely on your thirst to tell you when to drink if you suddenly are doing a lot of work in…

*nods* and just because something is unconstitutional, doesn't mean you can't get fined, car disabled, thrown in jail,have to hire a lawyer while they figure out they were in the wrong. Contest the ticket in court or pay it, throwing it away is a bad idea.

When did LH get populated by so many drama queen school marms? "Human life he is endangering"? Seriously? You all realize this actually helps him to comply with the law? That it doesn't facilitate lawbreaking, but rather is a reminder that assists him in *NOT* running lights?

Or you could, you know, realize that just because the police officer SAID you did something, doesn't mean you actually did it.

@Jared: Oh yes, I mindlessly obey all authority because they are right all of the time. I wouldn't dare drive 5 or 10 miles above the speed limit on a freeway because the law makers in their infinite wisdom knew what the only safe speed limit for me should be.

@Jared: Sometimes, police pull you over for other things. Like being at a four-way stop, at night, in the rain, when the office doesn't have his lights on (so you can't see him), and then gets upset that you didn't yield. Even though you were on the right and had the right of way. And his headlights weren't on.