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Just because you don't see a need to accept responsibility for your actions, don't expect the rest of us to follow suit. Maybe if you layoff the benzo's you would see things more clearly.
Last edited by Jon Hekking; Feb 2, 2016 at 10:18 PM.
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From: Salt Lake City Utah
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Hmmm. So when you speed, it's okay because you didn't get caught. Got ya. But of course there's a built in 5 mph fudge factor. Is that in a 45 or a 25 zone?
If you were true to your convictions, you would've turned yourself in, regardless.
Thanks for playing "it's only okay when I do it."
If you were true to your convictions, you would've turned yourself in, regardless.
Thanks for playing "it's only okay when I do it."
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Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Salt Lake City Utah
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I'm a 15 year leo veteran so let me try to clear up a few things.
Bottom line is like most people you are pissed at the police because you got caught. You have three options.
1. lie your way out. Be advised that judges hear lies all day every day and they are very good at knowing who is doing it.
2. Get out of it as best you can with some dignity. Refer to the example of what I would do that I suggested above.
3. Man up and admit to your mistake and pay the fine
Bottom line is like most people you are pissed at the police because you got caught. You have three options.
1. lie your way out. Be advised that judges hear lies all day every day and they are very good at knowing who is doing it.
2. Get out of it as best you can with some dignity. Refer to the example of what I would do that I suggested above.
3. Man up and admit to your mistake and pay the fine
