New Kansas Tag Vote

[pogo]

I was try8ing to point out that your belief in a tag reader and its misuse was a probable concern of potential privacy issues. I think anyone that uses or owns a cell phone pretty much gives up any hope of keeping anything really private as we see our information being sold to any and all. I do agree that any technology can and probably will be used in ways that it was not intended and we do have the mandate to monitor how it is used.

[wichshock65]

I would vote this one.

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[SubGod22]

Here are the five candidates. Of these, I like the two that have the wheat yellow fading up into the pale blue sky.

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Bottom right is the winner.

[pogo]

I liked the one that someone else designed. The one with the sunflower and buffalo

[SubGod22]

I liked the one that someone else designed. The one with the sunflower and buffalo

Everyone did. Apparently it wasn't completed before the design deadline or some such. It would have easily won had it been a part of the vote.

[SB Shock]

Were you awake during covid when people were arrested in parks, on beaches, and in church? That should have shattered any idea that US law enforcement was “different”.

That didn't happen in a vacuum - if you elect politicians who are willing to implement questionable laws, law enforcement generally will have to enforce them until the court orders otherwise. And those situations described happened in Slave States/Towns (Democratically controlled). Elections have consequences.

Now Sheriffs have some political leeway because they are elected officials - and there were examples of them choosing to not enforce laws they felt were unconstitutional.

[SHOCKvalue]

That didn't happen in a vacuum - if you elect politicians who are willing to implement questionable laws, law enforcement generally will have to enforce them until the court orders otherwise. And those situations described happened in Slave States/Towns (Democratically controlled). Elections have consequences.

Now Sheriffs have some political leeway because they are elected officials - and there were examples of them choosing to not enforce laws they felt were unconstitutional.

You’re simply giving further support and context to my point - that law enforcement is wired to do whatever their superiors direct them to do. As America continues its slide towards progressive totalitarianism, law enforcement will do whatever they’re told to do by such. They’re already illustrating this point at the federal levels of law enforcement. State, county and city simply follows whomever is in control at those levels, as we saw during covid in the blue states.

[SB Shock]

You’re simply giving further support and context to my point - that law enforcement is wired to do whatever their superiors direct them to do. As America continues its slide towards progressive totalitarianism, law enforcement will do whatever they’re told to do by such. They’re already illustrating this point at the federal levels of law enforcement. State, county and city simply follows whomever is in control at those levels, as we saw during covid in the blue states.

Actually, I am not. It just showing how deluded you are.

Law enforcement are responsible for enforcing the laws. That has been the way it has been for our entire country history. You may not like the laws, so elect better people. It not that hard of concept to understand.

[SHOCKvalue]

Actually, I am not. It just showing how deluded you are.

Law enforcement are responsible for enforcing the laws. That has been the way it has been for our entire country history. You may not like the laws, so elect better people. It not that hard of concept to understand.

It’s bizarre that you and I are, at a fundamental level, saying the same thing, but somehow you don’t see it.