Cops: Delusional Crooks

[@vampiricagorist6979]

I’ve been robbed more by the local police department than by anyone else. I’d feel safer in a crack house with a suitcase of gold than coming within a country mile of a cop.

[@attackhelicoptercat]

yes, society is an open air asylum.

[@TCgirl]

I have a friend who was a cop for around 15 years, he started listening to you and Legalman and quit the police force. He is a rancher now. Genuinely good guy.

[@Herpetile]

Good

[@DonnieDarko727]

Small/limited government = still a free range tax slave on a tax plantation. "A man is no less a slave because he is allowed to choose a new master once in a term of years." LYSANDER SPOONER

[@GonzoJohnny]

100% agreed! Lysander Spooner deserves praise for his highly moral hardcore principled stance(s) and showing us the way.

[@Dirk_the_Daring]

I keep telling people limited government/minarchism is no different than saying "just the tip" isn't really r@pĕ.

[@jabba0975]

And the people you choose aren't even the real masters.

[@JimJones-kk8pb]

No matter what, whoever prints money rules everything and everyone

[@blacknbougie8021]

My dad, bless his heart is an unthinking, LOYAL statist. I remember as a kid asking why we had to register our vehicles & pay parking meters & instead of just telling me the truth, he went on about how that's why im "always in trouble bc you don't wanna follow rules & who are you to question the law, you dont know how society works blah blah blah." And that was the day i stopped asking my dad stuff. I thought he was the smartest guy on earth but somehow i INSTINCTLY KNEW he was wrong & idk how. As a 6 yr old, I KNEW EVEN THEN that there should NEVER be a such thing as "politicians" or "police" . A group of ppl that make up rules, take ppl's money & throw them in cages when they see fit. Practically my whole 40 something yrs on this earth, I've been an anarchist & have only known it for 10 yrs🤦🏽‍♀️

[@mustardseedsociety]

Wow !! That's really cool - thanks for sharing !!

[@funkymunky]

Same... But substitute my father for the rest of polite society.

[@bdog111]

Most are an emotional dishonest child in an adult body. You, at 6 years old, were already more evolved, honest and emotionally mature they they are. It is impressive but sadly so as this ought to be the way most people are.

[@D33Lux]

"A group of ppl that make up rules, take ppl's money & throw them in cages when they see fit" You just described slavery.

[@andrewkerr5296]

You just described 95% of people in the West lol

[@rubberduckindustries6665]

Look up the average IQ of a "law enforcement officer". They did that on purpose.

[@blacknbougie8021]

Yes‼️ They NEED them to lack a certain level of intelligence so that they'll just blindly go along with wrongdoing. That's why no matter how much they commit injustice, when confronted with it, they outwardly deny it & try to convince everyone around them that NO MATTER WHAT, they not only did the right thing, they did the only moral, honorable thing. The brainwashing & lack of critical thinking is astonishing.

[@mustardseedsociety]

Is it above the numerical value of the temperature of ice cream ??

[@MacDaddyBanks]

Supreme Court ruled that law enforcement agencies can discriminate against higher IQ applicants...

[@David-m3b9u]

Useful idiots

[@mustardseedsociety]

@@MacDaddyBanks Most of the time I've had conversations with coppers, {or eavesdropped on their convo's} it was quite apparent that most of these people {the coppers} were NOT the brightest bulbs on the Christmas tree. I actually once worked as an aircraft mechanic alongside a Fort Worth {Texas} Reserve copper. As a mechanic, this guy was a total "hack". He was once given a job of removing an engine fire bottle and the manual specifically says to undo the bolt, washer, and locknut that attaches the bonding wire electrically from the fire bottle to the aircraft airframe {ground}. Instead this boogerhead reserve copper takes a pair of wire cutters and just cuts the bonding wire in half. So the supervisor found out and became pretty livid because now a warranty "card" has to be issued to cover the cost of a new wire - which at the time was several hundred dollars, because when you order a bonding wire, it comes in a bag of 100. So you have no choice but order 100 bonding wires just to replace one that was deliberately destroyed. Then to add insult to injury, this puke of a reserve copper NEVER admitted he was wrong or accepted responsibility or apologized. The only reason we had him as a mechanic is because he was a temp contractor and his resume' said he had worked at American Airlines.

[@PaganSoul09]

This kindergarten country of ours suffers from Stockholm syndrome.

[@clayrains8710]

Kindergarten country, I'm using that from now on.

[@donaldlawson9799]

False. The correct term is, Stateholm Syndrome!

[@DonnieDarko727]

BATTERED CITIZEN SYNDROME

[@Maus-k5d]

Here in Germany is still the same shit going on

[@1voluntaryist]

EVERY country is peopled by a majority who self-enslave when they believe in "The Most Dangerous Superstition". Superstition is irrational and the worship of authority will destroy our species if not overcome. It's only logical.

[@steveflak1808]

It's called mind control and it is also the judges in fact its the whole system

[@curtisscott9251]

Hey Larkin, I grew up in a home where one of my family members was in law enforcement and I should use quotation marks around the term. You are absolutely correct when you say that law enforcement consists of some of the most criminal unethical people you will ever meet in your life. This is usually true because the politicians higher up are as bad or worse. Generally what happens to the people who go in with good intentions, is that they are targeted by the people who are there to conduct criminal activity and they are driven out. My observation has been that it's not a matter of a few bad apples spoiling the whole barrel. You see the barrel has long been rotten and occasionally a good apple will find its way in and soon be destroyed in one way or another. I have seldom seen a situation so bad that adding law enforcement to the mix couldn't make it worse. The system has its evil so well-organized that idealistic people that go in are pigeonholed into places where they can do no harm to the criminal apparatus operating around them. And the higher up you go, the worse it gets. The level of criminal activity that I have personally witnessed at the federal level is frankly, nightmare inducing. We are well past the point that Ayn Rand predicted that the nation was doomed. And you may already know this but the nickname "pigs" was given to police based on the role of the pigs in the novel Animal Farm by George Orwell.

[@mustardseedsociety]

Thanks for sharing - now my sister about 30 years ago went into the police academy and earned her "wings". She was at the graduation and some Chief of Police met her and my pops {who passed in 2022} and the Chief asked my sister "so are you glad you made it through ??" {or something like that} and my sister in a kind of sarcastic way answered, "no, I'm happy to be a police officer". Well for whatever reason, this Chief did not like her response - in fact my pops took her aside and told her she disrespected the Chief. So her first week on the job, I kid you not, they planted mara hoo chee in the squad car's trash can and said she had confiscated mara hoo chee from a "criminal" and when nobody was looking she threw some in the cop car trash so she could use for her own personal use later. So they had "evidence" enough to fire her. So my sister's career as a cop lasted the amount of time it takes to go through police academy PLUS 7 days. Frankly I think she should be thankful she got fired.

[@BreathIsLyfe]

So glad my attorney advised me to not answer questions.

[@attackhelicoptercat]

one fun reply is "i cant comment on an ongoing investigation"

[@markozivkovic7409]

Attorney means the one who turns you over. (to the state). They are not on your side. Never.

[@duitseles9687]

I'm sometimes tempted to ask cops "so do you do this in your free time as well, stopping random strangers and ask them about things that don't concern you?"

[@darrellernst5493]

When a cop pulls you over he/ she automatically commits serval crimes. First he has committed fraud by pretending he has a right to stop you. He approaches you carrying a weapon and that is domestic terrorism. When he reaches your car he demands you hand over your information and that is the crime of trespass. If he decides to arrest you he has kidnapped you and put you into involuntary confinement. If he has your car towed that is grand theft auto, a felony crime. A cop has to commit a range of crimes in order to enforce the law.

[@RobbinFlowers]

Wow!

[@D33Lux]

its a mafia so the courts will defend their actions.

[@darrellernst5493]

@@RobbinFlowers thank you. I maybe should have used the term terroristic threatening instead of domestic terrorism but oh well.😂

[@ileanafedo8196]

All that under the color of law, their "laws " are in a coloring book, deprivation of rights under the color of law,ucc 18 section 242, 248

[@RobbinFlowers]

@ileanafedo8196 "Rights" are commodities that are bought sold and traded, such as timber and mining. Humans are mined like a crop. The police terrorize the humans into crop like products?

[@jorionedwards]

I still remember an incident when I was in trade school. The busses on the route I needed were running late running for some reason, leaving a bunch of high schoolers waiting around the only bus stop for around a mile. About an hour and a half in a SWAT team showed up and led them at gunpoint into their van. I wasn't much older and didn't want to be essentially kidnapped so I hid inside the crowd of senior citizens. The fact that loitering, the act of waiting around, is a crime that requires militarized police just baffles me.

[@mustardseedsociety]

We live in a "nice" police state.

[@Patrick-sg7cm]

​@@mustardseedsocietyYes, a nice police state compared to the Russian police state or the Chinese police state. The US police state doesn't inflict as much arbitrary violence as those police states.

[@D33Lux]

@@Patrick-sg7cmYou're brain dead, no hope for you.

[@mnemonicn]

"Against the law" means "you are not complying to avoid the threats of violence" so violence will now be used against you.

[@MickSupper]

I don’t see or hear “against the law” as much as “because it’s the law”.

[@mydogjesus]

"law" is an opinion, with a gun.

[@D33Lux]

*There are no laws, only threats* kzbin.info/www/bejne/rom6qK2lnZx-jpo

[@mnemonicn]

@@mydogjesus That's the best explanation I heard. Spot on.

[@stevegoo135]

What should I do if I get harassed and stalked by a panhandler if the police are not reliable

[@Patrick-sg7cm]

Somehow extorting money from people for broken headlights makes everyone safer?????

[@davinasquirrel7672]

Because an out headlight CAN affect other drivers on the road, sure, it is good for 'someone' to let you know about it. However, how it SHOULD go down is: Cop: "Your headlight is out" Driver: "Thank you for letting me know, I will get that fixed at the first opportunity" This is actually how I approached it when pulled over for an out headlight a few years ago. They let me go without a fine. OK, this was BC (before covid), and in Australia. But you know, our cops donned the full military gear and fired rubber bullets at protestors.

[@mustardseedsociety]

@@davinasquirrel7672Great comment 7672 - here's another take on the subject of headlights: it's the stupid modern day LED headlights - absolutely ridiculous blinding bright and it's really starting to piss me off. The point being, if the coppers are all about safety, in order to remain consistent, why don't they stop the vehicles that are blinding other drivers and tell them to have their lights adjusted or whatever ??

[@davinasquirrel7672]

@@mustardseedsociety I hear you on that

[@Patrick-sg7cm]

@@davinasquirrel7672 I agree. A cop can politely let you know that you have a headlight out without extorting money from you.

[@DeniseFriendo]

I totally love and trust government, they would never lie, cheat steal or k1ll.

[@robertkirchiro5183]

That became clear to me when I lived Latin America…. Every Latin American knows the road pirates are extortionist….. even the extortionist knew…$$$

[@MK-xc5zu]

I'm thinking that i would rather my extortion be overt than covert and hidden by politics and brainwashing.

[@BigElectricCat]

Thank you for chipping away at this back iron prison planet.

[@projectone5113]

Word has it they been pinning silver stars on the fence jumping Mongols lately, have fun conversing with that on a traffic stop!

[@wellnesspathforme6236]

“Excuse me, do you know how fast you are going?” “I’m sorry,, I’m uncomfortable under the threat of violence.” Repeat as required.

[@israelitebiblicalchanting1009]

Just curious, what usually happens to you when you try that?

[@mydogjesus]

the best answer is to politely say... "I apologize for not answering, but I'm not going to act as a witness against myself.

[@davinasquirrel7672]

Never implicate that you have broken their rules. The response is "how fast do you ALLEGE I was going?" Then follow up with what proof they have of that. Chances are, that proof won't stand up in court.

[@davinasquirrel7672]

@user-rr7bv6my4e These are questions, not statements (or omissions). That is the difference.

[@wellnesspathforme6236]

@@israelitebiblicalchanting1009 It is a hypothetical in my world. I realize I live in a corrupted Money Power Empire with a generally toxic corporate militia that is not above committing a crime against me (planting drugs, whatever), so I am polite without being groveling. I prefer to expose the Money Power Rulers, who finance their corporate militia to serve their tyrannical agenda, without a person with a gun accusing me of a crime 3 ft. Away from me.

[@GaryOlson-q7f]

Larken is WAY, WAY ahead of the current paradigm. Thanks to him, and a few others who comprehend this reality, I sincerely believe the time will come when the bewildered herd will accept what is SO obvious. The 100th monkey. I don't think I'll see it in my lifetime, but I continue to hope.

[@Mpcs84]

The social engineers have their tricks to hide our numbers, there are more of us than you think.

[@MK-xc5zu]

​@@Mpcs84for every statist converted to anarchist, there are 10000 statists born.

[@travisthompson1679]

I remember watching a video recently where this guy was pulled over and given a ticket. Part of that process is you have to sign this contract saying you will appear in court. If you don't they arrest you and take you to a magistrate or something right away. The guy signing it just kept repeating to the cop "if I don't sign this you arrest me" and the cop kept explaining the part about it being an agreement to appear in court. It was hilarious because the cop was thinking the guy didn't understand, but in actuality the cop didn't understand.

[@lampshadeetiquette6638]

Getting people to see reality is the challenge and the show to watch. So many examples and yet here we are...

[@Herpetile]

Right

[@beereaucrat3233]

Road Pirates! 😅

[@harrisc8101]

"A society of selfish, ignorant people will priduce selfish, ignorant leaders." -George Carlin

[@kevinplante1667]

Not very much difference between law enforcement & organized crime

[@MK-xc5zu]

voting

[@israelitebiblicalchanting1009]

Mafia is more honest. Statism is the head mafia but with better branding

[@BluntCnut]

We have Political Party Mercenaries here down under

[@Chris-pe9lj]

Stay strong and stay safe 💪

[@Cjohn31]

Same here

[@tkoll6268]

As much as digital currency is worth, they defend "the law" with force.

[@darrellernst5493]

There's a book written that says that everyone going about their normal Daily Business commits three felonies per day on average. That's based on how a prosecutor might want to interpret the law. I think it was written by a professor at Stanford University.

[@ClintonSmith-op5gb]

It takes longer to become a barber than a cop

[@kevinplante1667]

The problem is good people don't want to do the things cops like to do

[@deoccultist]

I posted this video on X, and all that showed up was the URL. It won't let the video and title show. Freedom of speech, Elon? Unless it's against the state? Got it.

[@Clogmonger]

Elon "We need to Merge with Ai"-"chips in the brain" Musk? You don't say!

[@michaeldaneau9645]

My favorite is "OH, you must be an internet lawyer" Whenever you know "the law" better than they do. Because there's no way you could look up the law online and study it for yourself, or anything

[@samartinez1988]

They can't. IQ isn't high enough

[@duitseles9687]

Ask them if they are an internet cop 😁

[@ericlarkins]

The citizens only get the abuse they allow.

[@nitsudocsicnarf347]

To use "citizen" means you do not understand the grammar.

[@kevinplante1667]

I don't remember any intellectual cops

[@1voluntaryist]

I drove to work, 1975, early morning, zero traffic 99%, open desert, 3 stop signs, 2 lights. I could see the cross traffic by the lights, from a quarter mile. So, I would stop if it made sense. It seldom did. So, I ran the stop signs, lights, cutting my driving time in half. And it was exellerating! I couldn't believe I used to "obey the traffic stops" blindly. Driving took more attention, a little judgement, but I was in control, using my mind, freeing myself from "the law".

[@goodygiggles5410]

They understand what they're doing. All the proof you need is in the videos where cops get pulled over by other cops. They make it very clear they believe it's wrong. They are not ignorant of their evils.

[@CosmosArchipelago]

Criminals need to fear the average citizen.

[@Patrick-sg7cm]

Yes, including the gang of criminals that wear black and blue costumes and carry badges.

[@D33Lux]

@@Patrick-sg7cmThose are the worse types.

[@mustardseedsociety]

I consider the coppers the worst humans on earth because of exactly the points you raised. {and some other reasons as well}

[@SleepyDrum-jy2zi]

I've lost time and money essentially life by the agents and officials under corporations...those people under the corporation without responsibilities or liabilities are the bad guys under the white vail

[@richardhickman1920]

“Swaggering Robot from the State” 😂❤

[@Glen-b5n]

I had a solicitor spent her hole life dreaming of becoming a honourable member of her majesty's metropolitan police force to protect and serve she went through the motions college university ect she said her first week taught her one thing she was not cut out for the police she described them as psychoaths she left and got a job for one of the big law firms defending us instead of arresting us .....

[@Shelley-j2y]

A month ago I asked my neighbor to turn down her music. The sister-in-law got in my face and I told her to back off. The sil called the cops. lol...This big 6'4" cop thought I would be intimidated by him. He said he was going to write me up for disturbing the peace because he didn't like what I had to say to him which wasn't what they like to hear. I said whatever, go bother somebody else and went back into my house. A badge and gun doesn't make you better than me, and definitely not smarter.

[@beereaucrat3233]

"To rob and extort"

[@anthonyverolme]

Thanks for the video Larken. Some dude in a costume is trying to rob me by placing a ticket under my windscreen wiper. Imagine a small suburban town in The Netherlands, in a place far from the town centre, where houses are built around a big square with about 50 parking spaces for the people that live there. You can only enter the square through one street exit, so it's kind of an island. On average, around 25 spaces are occupied. Just before the Easter weekend, I parked my 6 meter and 7cm small motorhome in one (not one and a half or two) of the spaces in the middle that is farthest away from the view of any home and behind a large hedge, not to bother any neighbours. It is perfectly parked in that one spot, so the nose of the motorhome doesn't stick out on the road or something. It just can't be bothering anyone, let alone do any harm to another human being. We had planned for a weekend trip a lo and behold, there is a ticket on the windscreen for parking in a forbidden spot. The price for this 'crime' is €129 or about USD140, so it says in the local government's rules, that state that you cannot park a large vehicle (like a semi or full size truck with hauler) longer than 6 meters in an urban area. If you are going for a holiday though, it is 'allowed' to park you caravan (or camper I suppose) in a parking space near your house to get it prepared for the trip, but it cannot be parked longer than 7 days. And that was what I did. On the ticket was no name from the officer just a number, but I will try and find out who this man is and talk candle light to him. Your thoughts about this are so spot on and reflect mine, but I'm less articulate than you. The strong feeling of injustice being done here is running around in my body and makes me feel very uncomfortable, because I am sure I have done no wrong to any other human being. Thanks for helping to make my thoughts and feelings calm down. I come from a time where people talked with each other if one was bothering or annoying another human and solve things amongst themselves, even the cops talked to people to see if there could be another solution before having to write a ticket. I spoke with long retired highway cops a while ago and they told me that they hated modern day police. When they drove around in the beautiful Porsches of the highway patrol back in the 70's, they always tried to be an example to other people on the road. The thievery and muggery will only stop when we say no, and I will never stop trying to talk some common moral sense into people, cops and statists included. Warmest regards to you and the mrs!

[@simplysavvylife]

If "everyone" "just said no" you wouldn't have pirates extorting people in the first place but that is the ideal goal!

[@wcbbsd]

The endless cycle of preparation for imaginary reward breeds false expectation that enevitably results in frustration and warrantless justification of violence.

[@reallyrightpersonafycta4007]

Arbitrary BS Item # 57 .. THOUSAND. LITERALLY. Great content as usual.

[@chadkline4268]

Very intelligent presentation 👍

[@dansiwek3593]

Word.

[@scottmatznick3140]

9:54 i would argue that it's more unsafe to be stopped in the road in the dark, when others could be moving at 40+mph.

[@MegaDavyk]

No difference what so ever, armed robbery on both counts.

[@Rezuc4291]

Just wait until they introduce the social credit system. We'll all be screwed including the road cop.

[@jab1289]

@rezuc4826 Unless we do something.

[@LQ-C]

The social credit system already exist it’s called a credit score.

[@scottmatznick3140]

Has anyone used the religious freedom right and tried saying that The Constitution, by nature of being inspired by God, is your holy book?

[@downshift4life]

It's impossible to make a (fill in he blank) understand something, when their salary depends on them not understanding it. The truth is, the parasites closer to the top of the authority pyramid, understand this shit all well. After all, they have designed and are working hard to uphold this system of racket.

[@heaveniscoolerthanfire1204]

Oh my gosh. I once paid a ticket I had been given and a few months later they sent cops 2 hours drive away and put me through the jail where they collected me and drove me 2 hours to the town where I paid their extortion fee and after telling them I already paid their fee, they released me. They robbed the people on that day. And clearly robbed and kidnapped me.

[@VicesN2Virtues]

You are spot on. I appreciate your work, brother! Eddie Craig has an excellent script he perfected for dealing with situations involving road pirates. His info will give you the tools to keep yourself insulated from tyrants. It's well worth committing to memory my friends.

[@rattlesnakegeorge2463]

Cop "Why did you lie about having Marijuana" Me "I'm not one to help hang me."

[@AFrayedKnotMate]

Pure genius.

[@travisthompson1679]

14:00 There was a famous case of this in the UK. This guy was building his own house, but there was some confusion about the permits. Eventually some idiot "just doing his job" forced the issue and brought dozers to destroy his house. Guy sh00ts "just doing his job" guy and of course goes to prison. It's on video. How crazy is it that a guy comes to bulldoze another guy's house and not only does the crowd gathered to watch not do anything, but the people hired to run the dozer agree to be part of that. Like so many people could have just said no I'm not doing that, but chose instead to "just do my job".

[@kensurrency2564]

“Just doing my job” is exactly the same as “just following orders”, which caused the murder of millions of completely innocent people, and tens of millions of not-so-innocent people during WWII.

[@maurices5954]

Boy does this sound familiar! I recently had the "privilege" of being pulled over when running a red light on my way to work. It was early in the morning, not much traffic around, and clearly my action put nobody in danger. To top it off i was on a freaking bicycle which does not require a license to be used as a vehicle anyway so even under their statist magic spells no implicit consent to abide by their random set of traffic rules could be derived from that either. They immediately asked for "my" ID (which I'm forced to pay for and bring with me wherever i go) and did not even bother to tell me what my crime was, as if it is supposed to be obvious that violating some arbitrary rule is proper justification to rob a person under threat of violence. We did the dance where i asked what my reason for being pulled over was and i got the expected, "You ran a red light and there are rules in place to guarantee everybody's safety blablabla", then when i asked them who i endangered by my actions they pivoted and appealed to their law. I got them to admit that their law holds primacy over my own safety that i willingly put at risk and i asked them how they could then justify giving me a ticket. At that point they clearly got agitated, gave no answer, handed me back my ID, got in their car and left. I could not resist telling them that law is supposed to be in service of justice and that by giving me this ticket humanity can safely go back to sleep knowing justice has been served. This robbery set me back 119 euros. Where would we be without the men in blue who are out there to serve and protect me from being robbed under threat of violence!

[@MK-xc5zu]

If the rules in place guarantee everyone's safety, does that mean there are ZERO injuries and deaths, then? If not, then how is it a guarantee?

[@D33Lux]

I wouldn't provide I.D. and definitely wouldn't accept that contract (ticket) , I would ask what am I being charged with, if there is no crime against anyone. Arrest me and get me my lawyer. I would personally sue their badge in civil court. They are hired by the state as individual cops so that's why they have their own badge number and pay their individual taxes. I have some much hatred for these badged gang members. I don't care what people think in their brainless heads, I've known enough cops to know I have never met a good one. Even this other man I know has a brother who's a cop and he openly says he's ashamed because he's crooked, and the guy himself was a former cop.

[@MK-xc5zu]

@@D33Lux first, they're not trying to contract with you. That concept is pure rubbish and against statism. It is a loser argument and will never win in court. Second, it is clear that you dont have a clue how court operates. Conclusion, don't go to court. You're not going to have a very good day if you do,

[@maurices5954]

@@MK-xc5zu The way i see it, i could have done what @D33Lux mentioned, but eventually all you're attempting to do is beat them at their own game by finding a loophole in their system. All that would accomplish is doing them a favor so that they can correct some hidden flaw and make their system more tight. To me and hopefully many others who may read this, it is fairly obvious that any supposed contract that came about under duress is an invalid one since consent was manufactured. Even if i were to take this to court, the reality is that i can appeal to reason and logic all day long, the end argument i shall be confronted with is the barrel of a gun. If i go to court i legitimize their legal system by abiding to their rules, and if i pay the ticket i sanction their actions. When offered poison on one end and poison on the other, you guessed it, you can pick your poison. I'd rather be able to use my time and effort in speaking out against unjust actions to those willing to hear it as opposed to direct them at those who are already too corrupted to care.

[@MK-xc5zu]

@@maurices5954 once again, they're not trying to contract with you and never were trying to contract with you. They think they control you from birth. The "social contract" is just the bullshit that their bootlickers tell you, they don't bring up the social contract. You will NEVER make a difference at the side of the road. You're dealing with control freak sociopaths with the coping skills of a 4 year old. Well, sorry. The only difference you'll make at the side of the the road is the difference between you driving away or being led away in handcuffs (or worse). The ONLY place where you have a chance to make a difference is in court, where you can expose their hypocrisy. If you know what you're doing. But at least there's a chance. And then you take you win in court and publish it to the world so that the compounding effect of more and more people doing the same thing will eventually tip the scales and allow people to break free of their programming. A lot of ifs there. But, your reasoning is a dead dog. You'll get nowhere and accomplish nothing. At least the way I describe, there's a small chance.

[@starzillatheplural1438]

It gets worse, check out the camera system announced in Oakland, CA today

[@OriginalKarasu]

"It is easier to fool someone than to show that person they've been fooled"

[@kensurrency2564]

Hypothetical. Let’s say some guy works the night shift. Let’s say the backs roads he travels to get to work are nearly empty at 10 p.m. (2200). Let’s also say there’s a particular stop light that has an unreasonably long red cycle on the road he is traveling (4 or 5 minutes). This guy is going to go through that red light every time it is safe to do so. It’s common sense, folks.

[@steveladner4346]

Trying to impart information to a robot is futile.

[@localfatty4364]

America is the Fourth Reich Operation paperclip flooded big business, big pharma, and a lot of other important roles in our government. What is operation paperclip? Well it was a classified program that America underwent extracting Nazi party members after WW2 that would “benefit” America in the long run. And boy is it benefiting them, not us. I also love a lot of the similarities between the Nazi party and present day American politics. My favorite similarity is the uniforms of the Nazi Gestapo, all black, like most police forces in America today. The Schutzstaffel, aka The SS wore skulls on their uniforms, just like a lot of police forces do today.

[@Drumskankidge]

Absolute legend

[@MohammadMohammad11111]

"delusional dude in a costume" hahaha

[@jeffthomasson5582]

He has a Oath to uphold the Law of the State Shouldn't you be able to do that The US district state can't do that It's a political overlay

[@Drumskankidge]

Larken rules!!!!

[@MickSupper]

While I don’t call workers at the tax office assholes to their face like you suggest, I do make it a point to not tell them thank you as I leave. It was actually difficult for me not to say thank you at first because I sm so accustomed to telling people thank you after a transaction, but they absolutely deserve no thank you’s for robbing me. .

[@mnixon359]

Always considered people at the "Tax Office" to be my neighbors, who rob me. The local level is, literally, your neighbors working for the pirate agencies.

[@MickSupper]

@@mnixon359 100% fact.

[@1717jbs]

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[@judyp5836]

I thought i heard you in a video years ago say you used to be a cop. Is that correct? Just wondered as that's what i thought. I love your videos to wake people up! Thank you!

[@LarkenRose]

What? No. (I can't even imagine what might have sounded like that.)

[@TheRenekruse]

Good video.

[@jopo6388]

Larken sounds like you've been watching some of these '1st A Auditor's' like Brian from 'Here's the Deal ' channel. Love to see you and him have a conversation.

[@BradEnquist]

Hey Larkin, have you ever answered the "do you know why I pulled you over?" With "because you're a parasite..." responds before? And if so, what was the cops response? Thanks

[@lampshadeetiquette6638]

I like " because you only got Ds in highschool."

[@RollyBM]

It's interesting to imagine that you might also have to pull over in a private city. But the private city might 1) have made a contract with you to acknowledge certain technical rules if you want to live there and 2) pay for the occupied soil per time in some way. Statists might argue against you that you have the possibility to get involved in changing the law (democracy blablabla). This corrupts people to participate in the occupation of soil without paying per time in some way. This is the robbery I see.

[@MK-xc5zu]

And what about the children born in that city? Are they forced to sign the social contract of this city, in the womb?

[@RobbinFlowers]

​@MK-xc5zu Basically.

[@MK-xc5zu]

@@RobbinFlowers so....back to statism, then. Great idea.

[@aviatoFPV]

LiquidZulu's "why drunk driving should not be a crime" video is great as well :')

[@johnnada3377]

They use red and blue lights because red and blue make purple…which is the color of royalty. When you register your car, you are giving said “royalty” your car. Regis, means of the king.

[@benjaminjohnson8431]

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[@ronneil9964]

Aren't we under contract with the state when we apply for a license? Didn't we agree to the comply with the gangs rules?

[@israelitebiblicalchanting1009]

No: read Lysander Spooner no contract. You can't delegate a right that you yourself do not have to begin with

[@Somberdemure]

No. You signed that contract under duress. If you don't get a license then that leads to harassment for not having a license. Duh

[@Mpcs84]

How will it stop if we do not disobey?

[@MK-xc5zu]

​@@Mpcs84it wouldn't.

[@harrisc8101]

Technically you did. You signed your John/Jane Doe to represent their strawman who is bound to the terms and conditions of the status. Use your passport instead. Keep ownership documents, insurance card, and passport from now on.

[@bebeeisnoheeb]

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[@katiekane5247]

Cannabis activist Thorne Peters opined that No Mens Rea should apply to all offenses, not just murder. He didn't survive to trial. Ordinance and codes arise from non cop idiots among us who can't or won't drive or build with a modicum of regard for others. Not excusing such, simply pointing out how these become enacted. If all acted with sense and regard, wouldn't life be grand?

[@valeriyanev11]

I strongly recommend to anyone who disagrees with Larkens view point to familiarize with OMG (O'Keeffe Media Group) on the subject matter.

[@dmc68dmc68]

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[@bbblackwell]

The "sanction of the victim" is a critical aspect of the belief system held by our oppressors, not just for its overt practicality, but because it allows them to mitigate the karmic consequences of their inverted morality.

[@markozivkovic7409]

Most cops were traumatized by their parents or whoever. They see their job as a revenge on humanity. It's all psychological.

[@MK-xc5zu]

​@@markozivkovic7409you got any proof of that?

[@bbblackwell]

@@markozivkovic7409 That's certainly a relevant phenomenon. In my experience, it varies along the usual spectrum. I know cops who have very nice parents, don't even care about enforcing rules and just took the job for the stability and early retirement. Others are hero types who really believe in the rule of law. Some are blatant cowards looking to overcompensate or gain security by joining a gang, and some are abuse victim bully asses. None of them have a philosophical bone in their body, though, I'll tell you that.

[@markozivkovic7409]

@@MK-xc5zu It happened to me.I wanted to abuse people because I was abused. Later I changed my mindset.

[@MK-xc5zu]

@@markozivkovic7409 naxalt

[@jennifertree2702]

You keep talking about doing candles in the dark. What is candles in the dark?

[@LarkenRose]

The NICE, non-confrontational way to help people escape statism (i.e., the opposite of what this video does). For more info... www.attendcandles.com

[@craigborzellecagregzellcre2548]

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[@wakeupsheeple-net]

Every law enforcer should be required to read "The Most Dangerous Superstition".