Not sayin’ it’s right or wrong, but do the same thing to your rebellious kid and you’d probably be rung up by Children’s Services.
They should revoke her license, give her 1,000 community service cleaning sewage, make her watch as her jeep is crushed into a cube, a new coffee table, and THEN make her wear the sign
With the brain reactions she has - the kid would surely be a dead one.
Pull her ability to drive.
In a previous life I was head of an IT Help Desk.
There was an “Explanation of problem?” field on the “Help Desk Request” form.
I noticed that sometime (really, “often” is more accurate) the technician would put “PEBKAC” in the field. When technicians were conversing with each other on the phone they would explain the problem by calling it an “I.D.- TEN - Tee error.”
I wondered about all that for a long time until I asked what these error codes meant.
Written out, the “ID10T” error code became obvious.
I hesitate to join the “shame on her” chorus.
I’m a law and order guy, but this bugs me a little bit.
I don’t even pretend to be a Constitutional scholar, but the 8th amendment prohibits cruel & unusual punishment.
The term “idiot” strikes ma as a degrading term about a person’s mental capacity.
Don’t get me wrong, I throw the term around a lot and personally LOVE the term. Particularly regarding libtards.
But I’m an individual. It bugs me that a Government official gets to brand an individual citizen with such a degrading term, in an official way.
How long until some liberal judge forces conservatives to stand on street corners with “idiot” signs, as political retribution?
What’s wrong with a fine or other conventional citation? Why the theatrics???
Judges these days strike me as power-mad egomaniacs who love to demonstrate the smallness of the individual (for example, overturning popular votes for their own biases), and the unfettered power of the state over individual Americans.
I don’t like it.
Somehow I knew what race she was without having to see the picture.
Look at her. Is a sign really necessary?