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We stand on the edge of a knife,and it is our duty to fight.
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Think so? Where do you think a good choke point might be?And then they will just come in full force, keep you from leaving, write everyone up and take everyone's equipment.
Whelp I use to street race in Sacramento for a few years about 10 years ago and you would learn how the police would try to block you in without letting you know they were coming for ya.
We had spotters, police scanners and would remember the area's that had the most police activity.
When they come in force, they really do come in force if you piss them off enough.
I have seen the same exact things that I said happen to large groups of street racers and spectators alike.
That is the most illegal thin I have ever done, I dont even drink (Never have, never will) so I guess I had to do something wreckless. :P
4 years of doing it came to an end when my first Daughter was born.
You might say that they are two different things but its all the same to the police when it comes to a group breaking the law.
Of course street racing will never be legal, but at this point and time they are both illegal and that is what I am talking about, the NOW.
I am still crazy about cars but I do have the memories of what they will do to stop you and the group that you are in.
It doesnt take much to block you in to some of these access points, a couple roads are easy to cover.
It doesnt matter if it is a $40,000 dollar 1970 Mustang Boss 302 or a $4,000 dollar Dredge, you dont want to leave your property so you just stay there with it, unable to do anything until they load your stuff up and load you up.
No one I have ever known that has been caught in a raid like this has every been paid.
The students at UC Davis that were paid out were paid because they were pepper sprayed during a peaceful campus protest, they did it because UC Davis raised the tuition fee's so much that it caused some students to have to drop out because they could not afford it.
I respect you a great deal Kruger but I dont think calling them hippies because the college wanted to squeeze out poorer students is a good reference of them.
I am a college guy myself but had to take this semester off because I could not afford it, my wife did too.
If you dont have the bog fee waiver all of your Fafsa money gets eaten right up depending on your units and if you dont have other grants or loans then you are screwed.
Anyways, getting off topic a bit. :}
I am still not for a mass breakage of the law as a protest, no matter how wrong that law is there are other ways about it.