Have you moved on oh puerile one
Even more childish is to label people and not be prepared for a good old fashioned labelling
The smell of horse $hit has once again clouded you horsebox
Ignore this at your peril: The USA is going down
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Even more childish is to label people and not be prepared for a good old fashioned labelling
The smell of horse $hit has once again clouded you horsebox
wayneL
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The ultimate childish answer from a over educated flog
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Assuming you mean Mt Druitt in Sydney, I question how someone would check ID?
Sure, a Police Officer could ask to see some ID and you are perfectly entitled to not have or be carrying any. End of story.
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That's exactly right. We do not have ID's in Australia, that idea got thrown out decades ago. My wife has never had a license and apart from her passport she has no other ID and she never carries her passport and even that "does not show where you live" like that Officer was demanding.Assuming you mean Mt Druitt in Sydney, I question how someone would check ID?
Sure, a Police Officer could ask to see some ID and you are perfectly entitled to not have or be carrying any. End of story.
In all my years from birth until now I have never ever been asked for my ID, other than for when I was driving a car. Harassing someone for picking up trash outside the place where they live is nothing but police harassment. That video shown was from the Officers on body cam. He got stood down with pay and then he left his job. Apparently he broke 2 codes of conduct "no probable cause and he had no right to ask for the guys age" so they said. Is USA really the land of the free? I think not.....
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I'm living rent free in your head buddy
Assuming you mean Mt Druitt in Sydney, I question how someone would check ID?
Sure, a Police Officer could ask to see some ID and you are perfectly entitled to not have or be carrying any. End of story.
Mate if the cops want to bang you up they will bang you up and collude with others at the station to make it fit
Come Monday you have the option to fight it and waste months of your life or pay a fine and move on
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Let's take it to p.m., bro.
I can play with your mind there without us p1ssing everybody else off
Is like behind the library after school.....Let's take it to p.m., bro.
I can play with your mind there without us p1ssing everybody else off
You tried before
I’m still not your friend
Your a flog mate who tries to use big words to belittle people
Keep posting here so people can see your true colours
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-11...wa-police-win-fight-for-compensation/10548772
Here’s an example and look at their cred
Try that on as a nobody
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Wait, so you're a sesquipedalianophobe? What happened to diversity and tolerance?
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That has nothing to do with the fact that someone living in Australia is under no obligation to carry, or even have, any form of ID except under very specific circumstances (eg some states require having your drivers licence with you when driving or an employer may require that employers carry company issued ID whilst at work).
In any other situation though, well you're entitled to walk the streets all day and night if you wish without carrying ID. As such, there's no obligation to produce something you aren't required to have in the first place. That's in Australia but the comment I'm responding to refers to a suburb of Sydney.
That has nothing to do with the fact that someone living in Australia is under no obligation to carry, or even have, any form of ID except under very specific circumstances (eg some states require having your drivers licence with you when driving or an employer may require that employers carry company issued ID whilst at work).
In any other situation though, well you're entitled to walk the streets all day and night if you wish without carrying ID. As such, there's no obligation to produce something you aren't required to have in the first place. That's in Australia but the comment I'm responding to refers to a suburb of Sydney.
Well you have lived a sheltered life if you haven’t seen that
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No one said you have to carry ID. You still have to provide your details on request from a police officer.Assuming you mean Mt Druitt in Sydney, I question how someone would check ID?
Sure, a Police Officer could ask to see some ID and you are perfectly entitled to not have or be carrying any. End of story.
That guy blatantly refused to comply with what sounded like a reasonable request from the law.
Police in Mt Druitt are far less tolerant. Handcuffs wouldn't been out after 2 minutes of that crap.
Double stabbing here over the weekend - there's a reason the police do what they do.
If we can't respect the law - we end up like the US. No thanks.
