Break a law today!!

[GunnyFreedom]

I wouldn't dare cross over into the wrong lane, that's way too illegal for my tastes.

Not right as in right vs wrong, but right as in right vs left. If you were going that slowly, we hope that you stuck with the right hand lane, ie the slow lane, rather than the left hand lane, or the fast lane.

 

[ChristianAnarchist]

Wait, is this in addition to their laws that I already break everyday or included in the exiting ones?

Yes, this would be an "extra effort" on each day to target a specific law to violate. The thinking is having mass violations all over the country of one specific law. Each day a different law. It would be an exercise in LIBERTY made for the purpose of strengthening the idea in the minds of those who are not 100% convinced that LIBERTY is the way to go. As the movement progresses and gains followers the magnitude of law violation would slowly increase. At first minor laws would be mass violated such as stop signs and crosswalks. As the numbers grow so would the so-called "crime" that is targeted for "violation" that day. Of course the goons absolutely CANNOT put everyone in jail or write tickets for all "violators" (indeed, maybe zero tickets) and with each passing demonstration of their LACK of authority "the people" will gain confidence that the "law" is nothing more than a sham. Smoke and mirrors.

The purpose is to condition the masses to exercise true liberty and tell the goons to fu@k off daily.

None of the exercises should be dangerous and if there is a small amount of danger in the exercise advice would be given on how to do the exercise without a great amount of risk (as an example one day may be "run a red light day" and instruction would be provided that one should only proceed when absolutely certain no other traffic is entering the intersection).

 

[TheTexan]

Not right as in right vs wrong, but right as in right vs left. If you were going that slowly, we hope that you stuck with the right hand lane, ie the slow lane, rather than the left hand lane, or the fast lane.

Yes, the left lane is strictly for passing only.

To do otherwise is very illegal, wouldnt dream of it.

 

[wmmonk]

If you don't love America and our laws, you can leave!

I kind of wonder if the OP works for the prison industry, and this is simply an effort to get more profits for them?

 

[fr33]

I heard you call in to Free Talk Live tonight promoting this idea. It sucks that they were against it. Ian would be for it if he thought of it first or if you were in New Hampshire when you thought of it.

I always enjoy thinking of the laws that I break daily. It will make you think about how ridiculous this country is. The police can't keep up with the laws. They can't even begin to enforce them all.

 

[fr33]

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[heavenlyboy34]

This thread inspired a bit of research.

In Arizona...

You may not have more than two dildos in a house.

In Globe...

Cards may not be played in the street with a Native American.

In Maricopa County (Sheriff Joe country)

No more than six girls may live in any house.

More about all teh states' dumbest laws: http://www.dumblaws.com/laws/united-states/arizona

 

[idiom]

When I am in the states I easily break 4 laws before breakfast every day.

 

[GunnyFreedom]

When I am in the states I easily break 4 laws before breakfast every day.

Novice.

 

[Suzanimal]

This thread inspired a bit of research.

You may not have more than two dildos in a house.

You rebel.

 

[ChristianAnarchist]

One day could be "manicure day" where you do someone's nails or someone does yours for an exchange of money. The "lawbreaking" does not even need to be done in a public place since the object of the exercise is to get people comfortable with the fact that laws are fiction and there's no authority behind them...

 

[Warrior_of_Freedom]

stop signs have a functional purpose. they let you know you're coming to an intersection without a light so you need to look left and right or might smack into someone and kill them

 

[CaptUSA]

stop signs have a functional purpose. they let you know you're coming to an intersection without a light so you need to look left and right or might smack into someone and kill them

Yeah, they're useful. But do you stop at them? I take them as a suggestion.

"Hey, you might want to stop here and look before you proceed. But if you can see no one is coming, then it's up to you."

In other words... I don't need a law to back up the sign. I'm not trying to hurt myself or anyone else. Like I said before, I'll live my life as I see fit - not the State.

 

[Bryan]

As much as I want to support efforts for liberty it's just way too legally problematic to allow for any type of organized law breaking to be conducted on the site, which why it is against the guidelines. Consider the natural conclusion of where this will end up.

 

[Bryan]

Added note, consider a spin to the idea that is within the guidelines.