>>If you click on the link in the story...it states she was sitting in the husband’s lap in a car making out.
Maybe that didn’t happen...I don’t know. I wasn’t there. But if it did...that’s a little more than kissing in public.<<
HORRORS! My HS GF and I should have been arrested every damn day!
>>As far as showing id... no, I don’t have a problem. I show id to buy a beer or get on a plane. Our rights re: showing id were lost long ago.<<
4th Amendment? What 4th Amendment? Why fight for something that out forefathers died for? It isn’t a question of DOING SOMETHING, it is a question of just existing.
It was thinking like yours that led to obozocare.
You must be very proud.
Oh puhleeze! What the heck does obamacare have to do with this?
If your HS GF was sitting on your lap and ya’ll were passionate and in the view of the public and police that shows a certain amount of inconsideration to the other people in the neighborhood. Doesn’t it? I wouldn’t admit to such behavior or sound proud of it. Of course, we all went to make out somewhere...just in private. Every town had a Lovers Lane, but it usually wasn’t Main Street.
This really doesn’t have squat to do with the 4th Amendment, the Founding Fathers or the fight to protect freedom. Because of the area, the cops thought she might be a hooker. She wouldn’t show an id. The husband did. Get a grip.
I don’t get all wadded up when the liquor store person (back in the day, lol) asked to see my id or the airline attendant asks to see one. I SURE didn’t get all bent this year when I voted and had to show an id.
And yes...just for the record I am very proud of myself.