Reminds me of when the Yanks didn't have enough soldiers in Iraq to shoot people.
So they brought in some sort of firm called "Blackwater".......
Reminds me of when the Yanks didn't have enough soldiers in Iraq to shoot people.
So they brought in some sort of firm called "Blackwater".......
"...you meet the weirdest people riding a Guzzi !!..."
I'm not stopping for one of those "contractors". What are they going to do, charge me for failing to stop?
We already have a group of people who can stop vehicles and check them over to see if they meet WoF standards.
We call them "the police". A vehicle needs to be up to WoF standards all the time (as we all know) if used on our roads.
The MTA owns VTNZ, so there is plenty of backroom politics and shenannigans going on behind the scenes to protect a cash cow of theirs. A shame Murph has been duped into fronting an advertising campaign that is nothing more than scaremongering.
TOP QUOTE: “The problem with socialism is that sooner or later you run out of other people’s money.”
wakey wakey (six hit it. this is national all over.
but. to look at the bigger picture, this is "democratic" governance, all over.)
"...must spread..."
come on guys.... they're your duly elected leaders, they know what's good for you.
(ps. maybe get off your lazy ass, go for a hikoi, and burn some shit down in protest. like the prime minister.)
sorry to disappoint, but, as you'll understand it, they're actually giving COMPANIES (and their agents/employees) this authority. they're not private civilians if they're acting as agents for a public/private third party.
(ps - a person / "citizen" is legally a corporate entity)
that's her job
well... lawfully speaking.....
BUT, LTNZ (teh government) own "your" vehicles (unless they're unregistered), so they can actually do what the fuck they like. you don't get a say.
vote (national) next round and find out...
TOP QUOTE: “The problem with socialism is that sooner or later you run out of other people’s money.”
The only time that I will pull over is for a member of the police or other emergency services. I will not pull over for some asshole with a checklist that inherited his position from a weetbix box. Half the time they probably won't even know what the hell they are looking for.
I never get lost. I go on adventures
Last edited by blue rider; 30th October 2012 at 19:56. Reason: hardly any boats on the motorways of germany
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You're playing with semantics ... the guvment is extending powers to stop people on the side of the road ... that's always a bad thing is it not? I am sure that a practicing anarchist such as yourself would understand and agree with that ...
No especial reason in terms of accepting the authority of the police, or recognising the validity of the enforcement arm of state power ... I deny any real authority or legitimacy to the state and all its enforcement arms.
However in terms of the consequences of ones own actions (the only basis for a decision based total personal responsibility and liability and maintaining individual freedom) the reason to stop for a police officer is that it's just too much hassle further down the track ... in terms of them coming to look for you, the hassle of dealing with a failing to stop charge .. etc etc .. (Oh .. except for the last time I didn't stop - just opened the throttle and booted it .. never saw the cop again ...)
So it's a purely pragmatic decision to stop - and nothing to do with politics at all ..
"So if you meet me, have some sympathy, have some courtesy, have some taste ..."
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