There's nothing more satisfying then watching a cop punch a window open because people argue "right to travel" without understanding it entirely.

It's one of the only things that drives me fucking MAD when I watch these. YOU DON'T HAVE A LICENSE. JUST GIVE IT UP

YOUR PLATES ARE EXPIRED, NOTHING IS REGISTERED, YOU'RE FUCKING UP BRO

I see more white people use that than anything and it is astounding what they will try to get away with

and the cop just dead eyes them and punches the window open to drag them out because they refuse to identify themselves. It's incredibly annoying to see language used this way sometimes, even though fascinating how effective it is in law.

How one word could create the biggest fucking loophole in something. I could never be a lawyer but I do love to see an argument of language when it's being argued correctly.

My favorite line was, "I have all the rights of a US Citizen without having to obey its laws." WHAT?

most satisfying arrest I ever saw.

I wanted to be a cop when I was younger but I more or less am like "I'd fuck all the language up."

"I'm not driving I'm travelling freely on the road" People take it so fucking literally.

people are well aware they're fucking up they just think they can get away with it/they're an exception to the rule

Right?? It's fucking incredible. Like, dude, right to movement is what you're referring to and it is not the same thing as operating a motor vehicle that can be a hazard to the public if you're not licensed to operate the fucking thing. Supreme Court slammed that shit down for states to regulate traffic laws as they see fit to protect people's, idk, lives.

I've read a lot of boring legal shit and court cases because I wanted to understand the difference and god damn if I didn't walk away fascinated but also crying blood.

What's more fascinating is a lot of this shit was brought up as early as 1914.

DIDN'T WORK THEN, WON'T WORK NOW, BRO