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If he sees ten cars speeding, and one has such a sticker, he will select that one for the ticket

First of all, he isn't going to be able to read a damn thing speeding by him at a 90 degree angle. Second of all, the author does not mention one instance where this is or has been the case. A federal report discussing possible affiliations is not sinister, it's common sense.

Now if the FBI Bulletin said, "if the car has an NRA sticker, it's a nut" that's one thing. But it didn't, and no amount of imagining it makes it so.

Uh-Oh!!!!
My "I'D RATHER BE DRIVING A MACINTOSH" with the Apple logo is gonna get my *ss shot off. I can see it now. Some droid of Bill Gates spots my truck and an all out gun battle ensues. The cops will be quoted as saying "He sholdn't have had that bumper sticker..."

"First of all, he isn't going to be able to read a damn thing speeding by him at a 90 degree angle. Second of all, the author does not mention one instance where this is or has been the case. A federal report discussing possible affiliations is not sinister, it's common sense."

Your bumper stickers can indeed determine if you are pulled over or if you receive a ticket. Police have much more descretion than you perhaps imagine.

I get pulled over 2 or three times a year for minor offences. I rarely receive a ticket though. My "Don't Drink and Drive" and my "Texas State Troopers Association" bumper stickers label me as a law and order type. LOL..if they only knew;-)

It works better than "No Fear" or "Party Mobile" bumper stickers. Getting a "Legalize Pot" bumper sticker is like asking the police to pull you over. Don't believe me? Get one.