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03-05-2006, 07:28 PM #21
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Originally Posted by jking
did you miss the part about due process of law? meaning if they make a law saying if your caught racing.. we can take your car..then you race..and get caught and the judge finds you guilty....they can take your property..it says it right there.
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03-05-2006, 07:28 PM #22
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Originally Posted by YoMommasTA
It's illegal to sieze private property in the US without just compensation, as in an eminent domain situation.
The end.
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03-05-2006, 07:29 PM #23
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Originally Posted by BrandonDrecksage
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03-05-2006, 07:41 PM #24
Originally Posted by jking
let me ask you this,if a new law stating if you take a life yours is taken also would you be against that?what if a race killed your sister or mother?
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03-05-2006, 07:45 PM #25
Originally Posted by YoMommasTA
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03-05-2006, 07:49 PM #26
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Originally Posted by YoMommasTA
I hope you are joking.
people are sick of getting fkd up in their cars while driving responsibly.there is a point when laws must do what people can't do on their own.if there wasn't a need for such actions they wouldn't be written.its not like they haven't tried other ways to stop this.
you are proof it will work!anyone that against something KNOWs it has great consequences.i think its a great solution to a terrible problem.do i like the idea of someone loosing their property? NO but i like the idea of someone loosing their life LESS.i'll tell honestly if kill one of my relatives racing the law will be your last worry.
I guess you would be for that too?
Two wrongs don't make a right.
Also I'm glad that we've had people in this country who valued freedom more than their safety. It's because of them you can post up in a chat room supporting ideas that run counter to those our country was founded on.
We get a few more of your types in this country, and freedom of speech will probably go away too. Being it's part of "the past" and all..
let me ask you this,if a new law stating if you take a life yours is taken also would you be against that?what if a race killed your sister or mother?
It's not an issue in this thread.
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03-05-2006, 07:53 PM #27
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I've got an idea.
How about we mandate that all cars have a maximum speed of 75mph, and it takes 20 seconds to get there? All cars that exceed these parameters would be confiscated and destroyed, and the owners compensated for their value.
That would be the most effective solution.
Who's up for that?
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03-05-2006, 07:54 PM #28
Originally Posted by YoMommasTA
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03-05-2006, 08:02 PM #29
Originally Posted by jking
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03-05-2006, 08:03 PM #30
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Originally Posted by Capster78
If that ever happened, I would be the first to move...
That or join the New Republic of Texas or some shit...
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03-05-2006, 08:06 PM #31
Im real sure if the car was a 1980's model with rust all over it they would take it
You know right now they will sieze anycar they can get more than 4k on. The ones who have a real shitty car will end up getting a huge fine.
I like cops, but i do find it funny how they end up getting a viper/millions of vettes from drug bust and bitch they make barley any money, or how they focus on street racing, and ticketing/seizing vehicles yet let jaun and his family of 20 drive away with thier tags out and no license after they just caused a huge wreck.
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03-05-2006, 08:09 PM #32
we all make good points.too bad that won't solve the problem.i think we must try extreme things when the extreme calls for it.
Capster78 i agree with you,its not often but dam the few i;ve seen were complete disasters.i;ve seen 10-15 cars wrecked while either street racing or street high speed playing? is what you would call it.i looked at a 3rd gen z28 a few years bk that flipped over at high speed because air got under the car.killed two people in the car.the car was so badly tore up it was shocking,BLOOD all over eveything,brains,guts,it was so bad it left me sick.the engine cam bk onto the pass and 1st smashed his legs off the burned him to death.the driver was decapitated,with his head ending bk with the spare tire.his legs under the dash.
i seen a new mustang that was speeding,lost it in a turn,hit a stop sign,stop sign post broke off. periced the floor pan impaling the driver through his seat up through his buttocks into his body cavity.nasty!
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03-05-2006, 08:11 PM #33
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Originally Posted by Bigrus
The town where I work has a BMW X5 turned police cruiser with "THIS VEHICLE WAS CONFISCATED FROM A DRUG DEALER" written on the back.
I don't see too many burned out Astro Vans running around in police trim...
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03-05-2006, 08:14 PM #34
Originally Posted by jking
yeah ours have a mercedes SUV.
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03-05-2006, 08:27 PM #35
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Originally Posted by YoMommasTA
If you live in a germ free bubble, in a nuclear blast shelter a mile underground, then you're very safe, but not very free.
If there were no laws, then it would be total freedom, but not very safe.
You have to find a balance.
IMO, the perfect balance is protecting people's right to life, liberty and property from force or fraud. You have total freedom, but are not allowed to infringe on other's safety.
Driving reckless certainly infringes on other's safety, so I think there should be laws against it.
But looting private property is not acceptable.
The reason it's not is this- (Other than it's illegal)
The government is the only entitiy who is allowed to impose it's will with the threat of lethal force. No matter what, every law is ultimately underwritten with this threat.
The reason we have a constitution, is to protect the citizenry from government abusing this overwhelming responsibility.
Essentially it is "we the people" dictating to government what power we allow them to exercise over us, or more accurately, what the limits of their power are.
Once we start allowing them to pick and choose what part they want to follow, then it's the proverbial slippery slope.
But at the end of the day, I realize that more and more people are accepting the government pissing on the constitution. Especially when it fits your pet issue, like if you hate street racing, or gay marriage, or whatever.
Pretty soon they will get to an issue you care about, and you're gonna be just as fucked as the fag you didn't want to see married, or the street racer who bought his car legitimately but got it confiscated for breaking the law.
But because more and more people accept it, the politicians will do it more and more, so there is really nothing I, or any one person can do about it..
So I just sit here and wish bad things on those responsible for fucking up my country.
Obviously I'm just being sarcastic about hoping the judge's family is inside his burning house...Last edited by jking; 03-05-2006 at 08:51 PM.
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03-05-2006, 09:01 PM #36
Originally Posted by BrandonDrecksage
You make an excellent point, however the criminal justice system today is at a high rate changing pace. jking does make a point though as well. A lawyer will argue in favor that perhaps it was an unrightful siezure, and somehow make a case off of one of the Bill Of Rights. I don't have them memorized yet but I'm sure I will soon being pre-law/poly science major.
It's for reasons like you two making up logical reasons as to what is right or wrong in this situation that if given the right circumstances for example different judges, that a case like this has the potential to move up in it's ranks of being a case that gets handled at the State level. Oh well just my thoughts.1995 Camaro Z-28
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03-06-2006, 04:22 AM #37
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The law states that you can't deprive someone of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law, and then clearly makes an exception for private property
nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation.
It's called the presumption of innocence. The TV in your posession is yours until I prove it's not.
That is entirely different than siezing someone's car which they legitimately own, and using it for public use without just compensation.
Like using it in stings, crushing it, or selling it at an auction.
I think that the law is very clear here.
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03-06-2006, 04:29 AM #38
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Now if you can prove that the car was bought with stolen money, or illegal drug money, then it changes things up a bit.
For instance, you can't rob a bank, go buy a Viper, and then claim it's yours when you get out of jail. In that case the car should be auctioned, and the bank reimbursed.
The state should have nothing to gain from the sale. It's responsibility is simply to help the bank recoup it's losses.
Drug money is really a gray area becasue-
1. You have to prove that the car was bought with drug money, and not through legitimate means.
2. Selling drugs is a victimless crime, so there is nobody to reimburse.
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03-06-2006, 08:52 AM #39
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nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation.
okay jking, you need a little lawschool 101, you CAN be deprived of your property as long as due process is follow, meaning if they make a law that you get your car taken if you are caught street racing and you are found guilty of it, then you car goes bye-bye, if your private property is taken for PUBLIC USE, that is different then being taken as a result of a crime, public use would be getting bought out for an airport expansion or a train, then you get fair market value for it, it DOES NOT include being compensated for your vehicle being taken for street racing.
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03-06-2006, 09:02 AM #40
No matter what side of the fence you stand on with the legal implications of vehicle seizure, you don't have to worry about it if you don't race. Also, maybe the local governments should really consider giving permission to racers and give them a time, a place and have police and paramedics there to control the environment. That would solve a lot of the issues.
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