Stop Asking Why Why I’m Crazy I Don’t Ask Why You’re So Stupid Baby Yoda Shirt

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He’ll plant a weapon or drugs, he’ll beat you then charge you with assaulting an officer (won’t matter that there’s not a mark on him). He’ll do whatever the Stop Asking Why Why I’m Crazy I Don’t Ask Why You’re So Stupid Baby Yoda Shirt and I love this fuck her wants, and if he needs to he’ll make sure you’re dead. And the fun part is… The slightly less actively shitty cops count on this fear keeping you obedient/docile, to get you to agree to things you don’t have to. We already have cameras everywhere and you’re probably carrying one, too, and have gotten pictures of strangers. Police cruisers have dashcams and cops have body cams. Now you’re going to complain if they take an image of your face or those in plain view within the vehicle, which does you NO harm whatsoever? At some point you have to realize you’re just making up stuff to be outraged about. Literally, the only people who should have a serious issue with this are those who might have a warrant out on them and be identified. Boo-hoo.

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I, as the Stop Asking Why Why I’m Crazy I Don’t Ask Why You’re So Stupid Baby Yoda Shirt and I love this passenger of a vehicle, have no responsibility to identify myself to police. If they were to scan my face and feed it into a database to try to determine my identity, they’d be blatantly unlawful. Not always true as it can depend on the colour of your skin. Some people get stopped just for being in a car on a certain road. Police using this tech seems fine to me. They do a dangerous job and anything to help them do it safer would be prudent. It would also help eliminate mistaken identity cases where the cops think they have a wanted person but they don’t. It could eliminate these kind of mistaken identity situations that sometimes go violent and wind up with an anti police protest. And, in the event the police happen upon someone actually wanted or dangerous, it could give the officers a precious few moments to prepare and handle the situation safely for all involved and nearby. The whole article is about how unreliable the technology is and how you could have done nothing wrong and still end up arrested.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.