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Professor Ticketed for "No to Empire" Bumper Sticker

progressive.org — "How could it be illegal for me to have a bumper sticker on my back windshield?"

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  • BrapAllgood, on 07/19/2008, -0/+2'"And I asked him, "What if the sticker had said, Yes to Empire, would you have still ticketed me?’ "

    According to Ovetz, Officer Mitchell responded: "I don’t care if you’re a Star Wars fan, or not."'

    That's funny, right there.

    Personally, I know better than to obstruct the view with a sticker. It gives them an excuse. Next time I go to Santa Cruz, I'll keep a camera handy for some great examples of how TO display your opinions legally. It shouldn't be difficult at all.
  • MarkEarhart, on 07/20/2008, -0/+1When the rest of the Bill of Rights is being ignored and forgotten, there is nothing like the entire citizenry using the second amendment to get their attention and refresh thier memories.
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