Qik - Mobile video by Ian Freeman

[gorka5270]

Hey dumb ass, this has nothing to do with not letting anyone sell lemonade, but has everything to do with LAWS that are in place. Anyone that wants to sell anything has to have a permit. Cops don't make laws they enforce them. Don't kill the messenger. How come people like you never harass your local law makers? I don't understand why people like you think you don't have to follow rules? Why don't you be a part of the solution instead of being part of the problem.

[godkingofthepunks]

Excellent - the way that i address these situations is to first get rid of law by showing its invalidity then just argue weather it is actually right or wrong to need permission from a person claiming a superior position - as you have already invalidated authority that kinda answers itself - The way you invalidate law and authority is say "a law is a rule,do you think you have the right to rule someone ?" - authority is rule, you dont rule me

[urajokeass]

This vid made my day.

[tabitie]

Freeman has found his Berlin Isador. And it's judge Burke. For perfect propaganda there's no need to go into detailed explanations about parasitical nitpickers in government, police excesses, regulations that don't add value, psychopathic behavior on the part of the small town bureaucrats... just the cartoonish judge Burke, with the white mustachio, and his enforcement cops with tiny brainpans.

[downlowfunk]

Attention Attention. Flood all NH farmers markets with unpermitted stands. lets show these bureaucrats whose Boss.

[catchristo]

Our tax dollars at work....ghesh!

[10thmt87]

This is what happens after they have rounded up all the murderers, rapists, drug pushers in the the city. No high crimes and misdemeanors left..If (at least 3) cops can spend their time harassing a little girl there are too many cops...or not enough donut shops for them to frequent.

Come on officers, you can refuse to obey some fat, demented old circus monkey at city hall and instead, serve the citizens by upholding an American tradition...that of a young child selling lemonade...