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ADAM FUCKING KOKESH
Very intelligent and reasonable ex-marine who got fucked at the Jefferson memorial a few years ago who is probably the most ballsiest American citizen I know right now. This video is hilarious if you want to see the inteptitude of law enforcement and see citizens AGGRESSIVELY facing off against cops and agents (within their constitutional rights, of course).
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08-09-2014, 08:55 PM | #3 (permalink) |
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This is now the Revolutionary thread.
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08-15-2014, 03:59 PM | #4 (permalink) |
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I apparenty owe $550 to the city of Denver for unpaid parking tickets. My truck has, subsequently, been booted for the first time in my life.
I find this hilarious, coming from the midwest, where parking tickets don't really exist, and when they do, they're usually $20 or something dumb....not 50 which goes to 100 after a certain date. Anyways, there's no fucking way i'm paying these tickets, or paying the 650 to remove the boot. I spent last night researching methods to remove the boot, of which there are many, and how I am going to spend the rest of my day figuring it out. It's kind of rough because my bike tire (of course) is currently flat, and my pump is (mysteriously) missing, so I'm on foot today, but I am viewing this as quite the adventure as I no longer have any respect for the government nor any care about being arrested/fined further. I simply don't have any money, and beyond my books, clothing, and computer/musical equipment, I simply don't have any assets. I am fortunate in this aspect in that I have been removing things (selling or giving away) from my life to live a more minimalist lifestyle, so I can begin tackling my student loan and credit card debt. I plan on paying my debts to society back, but I'm done playing by the rules. $650 for thieving my car is asinine, that's a good portion of what I actually still owe on my truck, which I'm probably going to get rid of after this. Denver is very bicycle friendly, and I am going to just do public transportation for a while. This is just too dumb to be fucking with right now. This website is helping a lot: Info: Beating the Boot I've deflated the tire, right now I'm going to try and attack the pins with the tools that I do have (option "The jaw-to-frame pins") to see if that works. If that doesn't work, I'm going to go to a local tool store and purchase a cutting tool. I already have an electric drill, but not sure if it's powerful enough to cut through the steel. I also may hit up some friends or some neighbors to see if they have an appropriate cutting tool. Worse comes to worse, i'm just going to buy an acetylene torch, fire the fucker up and go to town, then dumping the boot in a local garbage can. Obviously I"m aware of consequences, but what's the worst they can do? Fine me more? Probably the most hilarious thing about our current capitalist/government system is that, if you don't have the money, and haven't done anything REALLY illegal, there's nothing the government can do to you --- at least in America. And that's the beauty of freedom, ladies and gentlemen. I will keep you all updated as I go through this process -- this boot is coming off TODAY, i literally have nothing else to do. P.S. I am constantly reminded of the irony of my education and desires in Criminal Justice, only to remember that I've suffered more at the hands of the police/law enforcement officials than I ever have at the hands of so called "criminals". I always thought my criminal justice degree was bullshit and worthless, but am beginning to see how it can be applied in a much different angle than I ever thought, and that is: social justice. Update soon |
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08-15-2014, 04:11 PM | #5 (permalink) |
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This is going to sound bitchy, but sometimes real talk is needed.
Instead of throwing a tantrum and making things even worse for yourself in the long run, this seems like a good opportunity to re-evaluate some of the life choices you've made that not only led to this obscene amount of money owed in parking tickets, but also that you can't even afford to pay them. Laws are in place for a good reason, and even though some overreach or are stupid, parking laws serve a helpful purpose. I really don't see how anything about this is unfair for you, other than the fines might be disproportionate to the crime. What does "done playing by the rules" even mean? |
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I was booted in my home parking space, not booted in a public space where I had an expired meter. This tells me they prowl around checking license plates (as cops do with profiling and warrants, an incredibly ethically fucked-up practice that is widespread practiced). Your Confucius-like-attitude with obeying laws and deeming them as "automatically just and to be followed" has always perplexed me. I don't know your history of fuckery, but I was brought up, (with a few members of this board), constantly causing trouble and mischief in my little town, just because there was nothing left to do. As an adult, this can translate quite well to the intelligent and social-justice-minded. I know you are probably a "good citizen", Repug, but I hope that as your life goes on you begin to sway further away from being muzzled by the government, and perhaps return to your roots as a true journalist -- perhaps displaying a bit of civil disobedience for once in your life. Read Walden, Read Civil Disobedience, read anything and everything throughout history about people going to prison or being executed simply for peacefully disagreeing.... Quote:
If I can't remove the boot, it will be towed by tomorrow, at which point it will no longer really be a problem of mine. I'll notify the bank that I can no longer take payments, that the City of Denver has impounded it, that I'm not planning on making any more payments, and I'll let them sort it out. There's literally nothing they can do -- summon me to court? all I have to do is tell the truth --- "I'm too poor and couldn't make the payments", bring my bank information, and that's that. I'm not sure we're at the point in society for imprisoning people for not possessing enough money yet. I wish you could view this as liberating as I do. It's important for me to let you know on a personal level how much loss I have experienced over the past couple of years. Our experiences after returning from teaching in Asia could not be any more different, and the formative effects of this are apparent here. I know you have experienced great loss as well, but the kind of loss I have experienced is the kind of loss where I have lost so many opportunities to even create the kinds of attachment where I can even enjoy the pre-loss joy of said lost person/object. I have, ultimately, lost the fundamental ability to form the kinds of attachments that lead to the consequences of loss, a consistent feeling that I can only describe as being that of a living ghost. Between consistent health problems that constantly remind me of my own mortality, between constant depression, between having no financial resources to fall back on, on top of being a very good and loyal worker who has tried very hard to "fit in" to society, all failing miserably, I wish that you would look at my behavior and what I'm going through in life not as a direct contrast or challenge to you, but a series of unfortunate events that, perhaps, had I better guidance or other circumstances in life, I may have avoided. But as it stands, this is my situation. You know I'm intelligent, you know I mean well, and you know I'm not an "intentional" deviant. My biggest problem, admittedly, is my stubbornness and my oppositional defiance. That's part of who I am, and it's the part of my I actually admire the most -- no matter how much suffering it has brought me. Because no matter how much I have lost, I have always stayed loyal to myself. Because of how much I have lost, I have also gained an incredible amount of freedom. It's difficult for me right now because I have the choice to express this newfound freedom in several different ways --- and "fighting the system", is one of the best ways I can think of, with my education and intimate knowledge of the justice system. I have spent a lot more time around police and authority figures than you have (i'm guessing), and because of the turns my life has taken, I have also spent a great deal of time around "the poor" and "meek" of society -- those continually victimized, beyond their control, by figures of authority. These are also some of the most kind-hearted, caring, loving individuals I have ever met, despite all the drug problems, tattoos, and past criminal behavior these individuals have been involved with. Quote:
In summation, just try to have fun with it. I really don't have a lot to lose, Repug, and the "crimes" I am committing and plan to commit are on the level of Bansky and the civil disobedient of our society. That's what I mean by not playing by the rules, I guess --- I'm just not going to follow laws I deem are unjust anymore, and on top of that, have decided to become an active agent AGAINST these unjust laws. I am in the unique position of having nothing to lose but my freedom, which is what I am planning on expressing to the fullest amount until it is taken away from me. Life means different things to you and me. I don't like being told what to do, ever, unless i'm asked nicely or paid for it. I ESPECIALLY don't like being told what to do by faceless, cowardly, hidden sneaksters who don't directly confront me, face to face, about issues that need to be settled. I would rather fight back however possible and lose rather than not fight at all. In another time in history, I probably would have been killed a long time ago. But we live in 2014 and I'm taking full advantage of the fact I probably won't be killed for fucking with the government a little. In fact, since we all have to die, being assassinated by a government would be one of my most preferred ways of leaving this Earth. This goes back to that thread with DH. It's not about winning or losing. It's about not giving up, it's about not even caring about the outcome, as long as you do SOMETHING about it. Plus, honestly, what else am I going to do with my life at this point? As far as I can see it society has given me no other choice but to become a public nuisance, and at this point, I'll gladly take on that role. Society as we know it WILL change, drastically, over the next few decades, and I plan on being very involved in that change in whatever way possible. It's just my destiny, man. I don't know what else to tell you. Quote:
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I consider storing what I do have at a friends place and becoming "homeless", with a buddhist-monk intent, on a daily basis. So yes, it's definitely something I've considered. I may benefit from society, but every day is an intense empathetic struggle that I live in a society where others do NOT benefit from society, and this makes me sick to my stomach. I would love to work in a way to help extend these benefits to others. But if it's going to be through bullshit politics, bureaucracy, etc. I not only will not do it, I will, in the spirit of Diogenes, blatantly insult and incite anger through speech towards those who insist that I do. This is my right as an autonomous human being. Who's going to stop me? Quote:
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I have thought about law school. Many have mentioned it to me. I could probably do a great deal of good. The problem is, law school as it is, is still a societal institution that has not evolved with the times and I refuse to spend even more years of my precious life doing something society has told me I "must do" before affecting real change. It is much more likely that will continue to disengage (or publicly mock) civil society and practice small acts of defiance, perhaps eventually leading to a big-enough one to make some real impact. Why go to law school when I can just read all the same books on my own, for free? If it comes to that, that's what I'll do. Or if I received a full scholarship and stipend, also unlikely. But I'm not going to fall into the same student loan trap/time waste hole as so many who go to law school do. Quote:
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I'm detecting a psychology tone and I would recommend as a friend you stray away from this as it will only warrant intense hostility. I've dealt with more psychiatric/psychological "professionals" than you can even fathom to imagine and even reading this post makes my blood boil. I don't blame society for rejecting me. I blame society for existing for thousands of years and being unable to overcome its own selfishness, greed, and exploitation for the betterment, happiness and equality for all beings. I'm intensely upset with society for not dealing with these problems at this point in history --- it's insane and makes me want to do things that I can't even talk about on public forums. I have reached the point where things like "a good career, a good girlfriend, etc" are things that are, due to my personality type, currently impossible to pursue. I believe these are illusions to take us away from the ultimate reality, the ultimate question of existence and why we are here. It is a necessary illusion, one created over millennia to give people purpose to existence and to "keep the show going", and one that I would not be opposed to being a part of --- if I could. But as long as there are as many war crimes, rapes, murders, bombs, and in-general -- human beings physically controlling and oppressing human beings --- I just don't even want that kind of life. I'm sure it would be very satisfying and even pleasing to experience. But I have no idea how people, especially in America, can go on with their daily lives while these things are going on, at a local, national, and worldwide level. In fact, that last sentence is probably the #1 reason I consistently think about suicide. The sheer complete inability for most human beings to even pay attention to, let alone critically assess the world situation, and not see it as their PRIME DUTY to attain world peace. Everything else is secondary. Jobs, girlfriends, wives, kids, everything. There is simply no reason to exist in a world with so much violence and war, and it makes me look forward to death quite greatly. So, again, in regard to the illusion of ape-animals with advanced consciousness (humans) needing a way to spend their ultimately meaningless existence, I am going to post this again: Quote:
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All supplies needed purchased. The area I live is pretty active, so keeping it private is going to be an issue, but these are Mexicans, they are pretty much up to messing around with mechanical stuff all day.
This should be all I need. The blade is meant for cutting metal, and I'm hoping (and better) the inside of the portion of the arm I intend on cutting is hollow -- we'll cross that bridge when we come to it. I'm going to hang a tarp over the area I'm working, protect my eyes, and it should come off just fine. I'll keep everyone updated. |
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The most logical and rational advice, indeed. I won't argue with yourself and Repug on that being the most intelligent, reasonable choice, solving the problem and appeasing all parties. All parties, of course, except me, which, if I dare say so, seem to be the most invested individual in this little scheme.
The fates have seen to it that I have no access at all to the required $650 for "release" (lol) , and today or the next day, at some point it will be towed, impounded, and then I will be subsequently charged storage and other fees that I don't intend on paying. Guys, I'm done with this truck. It was a bad buy, a bad loan, I was in a bad place and learned my mistakes. I can't afford payments, nor the full-coverage insurance that is required while it is still on lien. And that's the important part. It's still on lien. After I remove this boot, which IS happening, just for a life fucking story at this point and because you guys keep telling me not to do it :P After my freedom is restored, I'm going to call my bank and just be honest with them. I can't afford payments, and basically request that it be repossessed. I'm not quite sure if that's possible or whatever, but hey, I'm going to find out. If not, I'm sure they have some deferment or payment plan, which would temporarily solve the problem, but I just kind of want a fresh start. I want this truck to be out of my life. Now, you might be saying "Blonde, if you want it out of your life so bad, why not just let the Boot guys tow it when the time comes?" And the reason is that the truck does not belong to me. The title belongs to a bank back in Arizona, who has been rather kind with me, and if it gets impounded with no intent of paying back tickets, it will likely stay impounded, creating a lot of drama on all sides. I've thought about this a lot. I'm not going to pay $650 in parking tickets. When I buy a new vehicle (cash), next time, the registration may "flag" me and tell me I have all these parking tickets i gotta pay off first. Maybe not, not sure if it just goes by plates. If the bank allows the car to be repossessed, I am going to plan a short 1-2 day road trip down to AZ to return it to the bank to be repo'd and sold, visit my family and friends for a short time, and then fly or take a bus home. Significantly freer than I was before. Don't worry about me guys, seriously. I appreciate your ongoing concern for me, and I mean that to all of you, and I might seem batshit crazy at times, and indeed I am, but that doesnt' mean I don't think shit through. How awesome of a story is this going to be someday? Someday, a buddy of yours is going to get booted and you're going to remember this tale. I've never even used and angle-grinder so this is going to be really fun.. Peace, truth, and <3, - Blonde |
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I've never seen that show, but I hope I'm not coming off as a victim, I'm really trying hard to shed that personality trait.
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The problem I see with your overall stance though is that while you don't like the current system you don't have an alternative in mind. So you disengage. You keep saying we should all be able to do what we want without oppression or illegitimate authority telling us what to do. Okay. But then what? If the government collapsed some sort of communal utopia would not suddenly take its place. The absence of power creates a vacuum that will eventually be filled, potentially with much worse institutions of power. That's not even to speak of foreign powers getting involved. So again, I ask, if you don't like the current system then what do you propose we replace it with? Quote:
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I'll read all that shit later. After skimming it you're jumping way too ahead, discussing things that we haven't even close to breached in the Philosophy thread (which, by the way, should be a separate thread rather than that Religion/God thread, because I think it's safe to say for the most part we have graduated.) We have a LOT to get through before we talk about "meaning", my philosophically ambitious friend, but suffice it to say: I am a nihilist who is trying really hard to create his own meaning, and see the meaning in other's lives. Ultimate meaning is where I am most nihilistic, and I've reached a wall there. Get back to that philo thread and let's advance there.
----------------------- This thread is about Civil Disobedience (aka, the complete autonomy of every human being) I'm high and feel great. I after taking spent the day biking around inquiring about jobs. I also picked up a few books -- one as a gift for a friend, and this one for me, hoping that I am able to divert myself from becoming a supervillain, because sometimes, man, ya just wanna murder a human being, you know that feel? Oh, right, about the business in the morning. Hold please. |
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Woke up, brewed the last of my coffee, took a shower, did 20 hindu-pushups.
Went out to survey situation. Thus far, I just had a deflated tire and a boot. Situation stable. I enjoy being barefoot whenever possible, but damn that pavement was hot. Went in to get sandals and assess the power situation. I had bought a 20-foot cable the day prior, and had a few minor extension cords, but the nearest power source was so far away. I ended up having to daisychain 5 different types of extension cords (including a computer cable I had to disconnect) to supply power to the thing. THERE WAS POWER, AND IT WAS GOOD. Next, I had to figure out how to use this fucking thing. I know a lot about using powertools instinctively but sometimes miss really obvious buttons or things that are very useful. Anyways, after studying it, decided that I wasted money on the "metal grinder". Doesn't actually fit on this grinder. Am returning it. The standard grinder it came with worked fine. I set up a brown tarp that I basically "hid" under to obstruct the fact I was clearly using power tools to remove a boot from my car in broad daylight on a busy suburban street. I live in little Mexico, literally outside my back fence is a blow-up palace, you know the kind kids jump in? They love that shit, I don't get it. Every weekend, different familes throw these fucking parties. Anyways, what I mean is that everyone minds their own business and is pretty friendly. People get shot here. Right, so, first tried to saw through smallest diameter of "arm". I tried but realized it would take a while and if not hollow could fuck up my grinder. So, at that point, I saw I had enough room on the padlock to go to town on that, and I did. Man, it created a lot of sparks!!! I thought the tarp (which i was underneath, with all the sparks) would at least burn, but nope. Good shit. Anyways, an anxious 5-minutes later and a burnt finger from stupidly trying to touch a white-hot padlock, voila! That was literally all I had to do. Heavy bolt-cutters may have even done the trick, although I have to say, that was a hardcore fucking padlock. But no match for a 30-dollar power tool, so remember that, folks. After taking off padlock, was just a series of maneuvering objects to release the boot. And, bam. Desert Whelp has been freed from her oppressors, but I fear it is time for her to go to her true family, the Bank, to whom she belongs... I'll keep you guys updated on any legal or fine-based actions. I've stashed the truck, I need to find a more permanent place to keep it while I revert to biking and public transpo full time. AMUSING ANECDOTE: Those of you who might be upset at me getting away with this scott-free (so far) will enjoy this. After freeing the tire, it was still flat. The smart thing to do would be to bike to get some fix-a-flat and then fill it and go fill the rest. However, I decided that "if i went really slow", i could get to the gas station and fill it up. Within two blocks the tire was destroyed, driving on the rim. Also, no spare, someone stole that recently. So, I still have that whole problem to deal with. Lates dudes i gots music to make |
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So how are you going to handle the parking authority when they find their boot (which is numbered) to be destroyed and free from your car? I wonder what kind of fines you'll face for destruction of government property.
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I also wonder these things F3lix. What a great world of wonder we live in! I think it's absolutely hilarious how concerned some of you are that I'm "breakin the law, breakin' the law". You should be cheering me on. I don't mean to sound like some kind of tall, handsome, charming, bearded hero here or anything, but I can afford to do shit like this. Not financially of course, but that's why I can afford to do it physically. They can't do anything but put me in jail for a laughable offense, which I would not feel guilty about or feel as "wasted time". Life is nothing if not an adventure. Go get into some shit. | |
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every week man, different houses all over the neighborhood.
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