Comments on: The Right to Remain Silent? http://anarchyinyourhead.com/2007/10/25/the-right-to-remain-silent/ Cartoons Every Friday Tue, 06 Jan 2009 07:52:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: MalaSombra http://anarchyinyourhead.com/2007/10/25/the-right-to-remain-silent/#comment-2272 MalaSombra Sun, 19 Oct 2008 16:14:41 +0000 http://anarchyinyourhead.com/2007/10/25/the-right-to-remain-silent/#comment-2272 Beorn, you are right on the money with your comments about her "opting out".If she really wants to opt out she should not be using a car on a public road, or taking advantage of any public service. I bet she uses the public library and uses public facilities too... Beorn, you are right on the money with your comments about her “opting out”.If she really wants to opt out she should not be using a car on a public road, or taking advantage of any public service. I bet she uses the public library and uses public facilities too…

]]> By: Beorn http://anarchyinyourhead.com/2007/10/25/the-right-to-remain-silent/#comment-1459 Beorn Sun, 31 Aug 2008 18:53:23 +0000 http://anarchyinyourhead.com/2007/10/25/the-right-to-remain-silent/#comment-1459 Ok this site just merited the Hypocrite Award. "She takes no benefits from the government that are not forced upon her. " So like residents of foreign countries she has to hire security guards and lives inside of a walled compound with barbed wire and broken glass on top to protect her family? So when she was arrested she was not on a public thorough fare? So she does not enjoy the good medical system that has grown up in the soil nurtured by the capitalist tax laws? Give me a break from your sanctimonious hypocrisy. You need to recognize the failure of government, but also recognize what it has given you. Then work to fix it. And opting out is a viable protest if you have your head on straight. And when you are driving on the roads that I pay for and hit a pothole, say to yourself, "My registration fee could have fixed that but I opted out." Ok this site just merited the Hypocrite Award.

“She takes no benefits from the government that are not forced upon her. ”

So like residents of foreign countries she has to hire security guards and lives inside of a walled compound with barbed wire and broken glass on top to protect her family? So when she was arrested she was not on a public thorough fare? So she does not enjoy the good medical system that has grown up in the soil nurtured by the capitalist tax laws?

Give me a break from your sanctimonious hypocrisy. You need to recognize the failure of government, but also recognize what it has given you. Then work to fix it. And opting out is a viable protest if you have your head on straight. And when you are driving on the roads that I pay for and hit a pothole, say to yourself, “My registration fee could have fixed that but I opted out.”

]]> By: Nicholai Madias http://anarchyinyourhead.com/2007/10/25/the-right-to-remain-silent/#comment-345 Nicholai Madias Sun, 06 Apr 2008 02:07:40 +0000 http://anarchyinyourhead.com/2007/10/25/the-right-to-remain-silent/#comment-345 I got arrested on St. Patrick's day for possession of less than 7 grams of cannabis. I was unloading beer from the car when two officers pulled up in a go cart. We thought they were security guards at first glance because they were wearing light gray T-shirts. We quickly realized they were police when they pulled up behind us and told us all to freeze. Thats when we noticed they were both armed and had "sheriff" written on their T-shirts. I am a 23 year old male but the female officer on site (Janice Wagner) decided to search me without consent or probable cause. She said she was "patting me down" for her own safety but stuck both her hands in my pockets. She found less than 7 grams of cannabis on me while feeling my balls, ass and the rest of my body. I was charged with open container (despite the fact that none of the beers had even been opened), possession (despite the illegal search) and a third charge that I can't read (from the judges reaction it looked like he couldn't read it either). I was not allowed to use the bathroom for the first 5 hours I spent in cuffs. We are living in a police state, created by the so called "war on drugs". Anyone arrested on drug charges in Florida is given a full strip search, this includes having to lift your sack and spread your ass. I saw blood on the wall in the cell they used to strip search me, probably from someone that refused to strip for the pigs. I was thinking about suicide as soon as I got arrested. I was not given food, water or meds the entire time I was in jail so I was dehydrated and sick by the time I got out. I would gladly die before entering the FL prison/jail system again. I have been violated but there is no way I can sue because I can't afford a lawyer. My court date has not been set yet but I will probably end up being on probation for a year (the Judge said I would be getting a letter with my court date in a few weeks). If this is the case I might flee the country or kill myself. BTW: The police stole my wallet, cash, ID, credit cards and everything else that was in my wallet and pockets. I will have to cancel all 5 of my credit cards. They also stole my weed, bowl, and my KP despite the fact that I have a prescription. I got arrested on St. Patrick’s day for possession of less than 7 grams of cannabis. I was unloading beer from the car when two officers pulled up in a go cart. We thought they were security guards at first glance because they were wearing light gray T-shirts. We quickly realized they were police when they pulled up behind us and told us all to freeze. Thats when we noticed they were both armed and had “sheriff” written on their T-shirts. I am a 23 year old male but the female officer on site (Janice Wagner) decided to search me without consent or probable cause. She said she was “patting me down” for her own safety but stuck both her hands in my pockets. She found less than 7 grams of cannabis on me while feeling my balls, ass and the rest of my body. I was charged with open container (despite the fact that none of the beers had even been opened), possession (despite the illegal search) and a third charge that I can’t read (from the judges reaction it looked like he couldn’t read it either). I was not allowed to use the bathroom for the first 5 hours I spent in cuffs. We are living in a police state, created by the so called “war on drugs”. Anyone arrested on drug charges in Florida is given a full strip search, this includes having to lift your sack and spread your ass. I saw blood on the wall in the cell they used to strip search me, probably from someone that refused to strip for the pigs. I was thinking about suicide as soon as I got arrested. I was not given food, water or meds the entire time I was in jail so I was dehydrated and sick by the time I got out. I would gladly die before entering the FL prison/jail system again. I have been violated but there is no way I can sue because I can’t afford a lawyer. My court date has not been set yet but I will probably end up being on probation for a year (the Judge said I would be getting a letter with my court date in a few weeks). If this is the case I might flee the country or kill myself.

BTW: The police stole my wallet, cash, ID, credit cards and everything else that was in my wallet and pockets. I will have to cancel all 5 of my credit cards. They also stole my weed, bowl, and my KP despite the fact that I have a prescription.

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