Walk For Liberty Day 220 - Cops Satisfy Their Curiosity About You At Your Expense

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December 29th 2008, day 220 / Hierarchy of mailboxes / Cop car stalking me / Curious cops / When cops are curious, it's not like other people being curious, because they can arrest you as a result / If cops were just curious it would be one thing, but they can snap into their law enforcement role instantly / They're satisfying their curiosity at your expense / Not wise to treat police officers like any other curious person / I can't treat them like regular people until they are again peace officers rather than law enforcement / Todd and his kids walking with me / 9.40 miles for liberty / http://Amazon.WalkForLiberty.com / Bug-eyed Iron Man

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[jlailman]

Will, I am becoming more concerned as to why I look forward more to your next video than I do things happening in my own life. When are you scheduled to be finished so I can plan for it?

[Organjic]

tomorrow he ends at 3pm at Hampton beach. Will! Please send us a message the exact details!

[WalkForLiberty]

You can find the details at arrivalplans*walkforliberty*co­m (replace the * with . )

[WalkForLiberty]

The walk finishes tomorrow (New Years Eve). HOWEVER, I *will* still continue doing videos afterward. :)

[justwannamakeluv]

Cops somehow forget that it is we the people who pay there frigging saleries. If you give an inch they will always take the mile!

[luckyvet]

"I think people should stop police to satisfy their curiosity if they want. "

I do it all the time for directions, or if I run out of gas & need a lift.

[slunkmonky]

you should watch this video on google, google search for "Don't talk to police" and it should be the first one tha tpops up, it's from a lawyer lecturing a college I beleive about the 5th amendment. it's very comprehensive, sober and informative.

[slunkmonky]

there are some laws out there which are annoying like "insubordination" which a cop might cite if you tell them to fuck off, but people shouldnt tell eachother to fuck off so I don't exactly call the aclu. However, if you don't want to say anything at all to a cop for any reason, you have that right, and if you ever get in court over it its your duty as an american to fight it until you set a national precendent. Its like the civic version of doing your laundry, nothing to complain about.

[TheCZMan]

Well, it depends on what you call a social occupation. Definitively, a police officer is not a social worker.

Another issue is that how people can interact on a "casual" ground when facing a police officer? Police officers are not regular people.

Do people have rude behaviour when encountering each other? Yes, they do.

What about a guy who answers the police officer "carry off, no time for you. I am in a hurry"? (or worse of course) This happens often.

What do you think about that?

[slunkmonky]

The public,, are they not society? Is not police officer a very social occupation? So if an officer works a ten day stretch the 4 days off are his only opportunity to interact with people in a less than professional manner? argue all you must but the idea that a cop can't pull over and say "Hey, whatcha doin?" is pretty asinine. Now if he pulls over and says "let me look in your back pack" then the 4th amendment comes up, until then cops have every right to chat with people if not otherwise busy

[TheCZMan]

Fascist work ethic? Non believable.

Police officers are not socializers. They are here to represent the public authority.

I agree with police officers doing a lot of hours but not that much they cant socialize out of their work hours.

As to friendly police officers and abuse of power, there is no connection. You can have a cop who appears to be friendly and the day after abuse his power.