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thenick_ttu wrote:

gigag04 wrote:My advice to te officer and the woman, is to pick your battles carefully.

I have some what been supportive of this lady, sticking to her convictions, going to jail in support of the first amendment, etc. However.

On the other hand, making a police officer's job harder is really not in her best interest. Serve and Protect. Today that officer was making a little revenue for the city, which keeps her taxes low, but he was also keeping the traffic from being out of control. Without the police writing a few tickets everyday, traffic would probably go insane. Nobody likes traffic tickets, but it makes us all better drivers, whether we like it or not.

No doubt this same lady, hearing a strange noise at night, will be the first to call 911 to come out and investigate, probably at no time seeing the irony of how she picks her battles.

Katygunnut wrote:

philip964 wrote:Whoa. Story made Drudge Report. Way to go little lady.

What is it you, elect a Lesbian mayor and peoples constitutional rights are still violated.

Freedom of speech is our most cherished of rights.

I disagree. Just like I told my 4th grade teacher when she asked me the question - "the 2nd ammendment is the most important becasue without it, the rest of the bill of rights is meaningless". She didn't like that answer very much. I think she was hoping that all the kids would say it was the 1st ammendment.

Cherish - tender, hold dear
Important - having much significance, consequence, or value

I stand by my choice of words.

Whoa. Story made Drudge Report. Way to go little lady.

You elect a Lesbian mayor and peoples constitutional rights are still violated.

Freedom of speech is our most cherished of rights.

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The old warning motorists of a speed trap gets a woman the night in jail.

This is the sort of thing the police in England fine you for. Has Houston sunk this low.