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THEORETICAL DISCUSSION: Should Bikers contact Anonymous for assistance?

DISCLAIMER
Before I begin, I want to make this disclaimer. This portion of the Friends of BOLT site is my personal blog, which just so happens to be provided to me by Friends of BOLT on the boltusa.org site. The thoughts I am about to present are mine, and mine alone. As such, I am the only one to be held accountable for my thoughts and my words. It is a shame that we live in such litigious and oppressive times that I even have to say that! That said,...

INTRODUCTION

IS IT ILLEGAL TO BE A BIKER?

This is an RSS feed from the TigerLily Blog. You can visit it for the original article posted in its' original format, and see the photos of bikers ordered to strip so their tattoos could be photographed by the cops at http://tigerlilsblog.blogspot.com/2010/11/is-it-illegal-to-be-biker.html

S.M.A.R.T.E.R. (than you)

S.M.A.R.T.E.R. (than you)

My take on the Michigan Helmet Law

The Michigan helmet law came about via a federal bribe in the mid 70’s which basically denied federal funds for roads unless Michigan, (and all 50 other states), enacted a helmet law. This was one of many Nanny laws that resulted through the formation of Ralph Nader’s vision within the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. NHTSA. Nader’s point of view was that you could not count on educating motorists on traffic safety with dependable crash survival results.

Well-hung motorcyclist dragged 50 feet by helmet

In Jackson, MS, 28 year old William Miller, of Carrollton, Al was riding his new Suzuki motorcycle when he was in a motorcycle accident and went down. While lying in the road in an unlit area, a Toyota Corolla came along and ran him over. The Toyota snagged him by the motorcycle helmet, and ended up dragging him by the helmet 50 feet down Main Street. After the Toyota stopped, passersby lifted the Toyota to free the man.

Will Nevada See Helmet Choice?

Will Nevada See Helmet Choice? - Nevada's Helmet Choice Bill SB177:Lessons from

DIfference between Objective and Subjective

As part of BOLT ongoing internal education of ourselves, I put together the following detailed look at the difference between Subjective and Objective, and hope it is helpful. Perhaps some of you will have something to add to it.

We occasionally discuss the "No List? No Law!" premise that, with no list of approved helmets, there can be no objective standard for compliance.

REVOLT! Against the Modern Day Stamp Act by NHTSA

Do you know what tomorrow is?
The anniversary of the Boston Tea Party! December 16, 1773
If you're feeling revolutionary, plan your own revolt against the modern day version of the repugnant stamp act. IF YOU ABSOLUTELY MUST WEAR A HELMET, DUE TO VILE LAWS WHICH DON'T ALLOW YOU LIBERTY,...

SLAP A PIECE OF ELECTRICAL TAPE OVER THE DOT SYMBOL!!!

If stopped, do not take the helmet off unless they have a warrant, and do not consent to a search.
No DOT symbol? Slap a piece of tape over where it would be! Spread the word to all motorcyclists.

2010 Census vs. Privacy Rights

By now, we all have heard that the reason for the census is to ensure legislators are apportioned according to the population. The first question, the one about how many people live here, is sufficient to do that. The rest of the questions will be used in gerrymandering by whichever one of the government-sponsored political parties is in the majority during redistricting. Many people are angered over the exorbitant spending by the census bureau, while others are looking at the census as a threat to their civil rights, and particularly their right to privacy.

Amazing dichotomy in WA.

This is the kind of two-way respect that happens in the legislative building.

It's nowhere near what WA bikers are seeing on the roads. Watch what happens on the road...

Know your rights.

Residents Fumed Over Weekend Alcohol, Firearm Ban

Residents Fumed Over Weekend Alcohol, Firearm Ban
KING, N.C. --Residents in King were fumed over the weekend after a state of emergency declaration restricted the sale of alcohol and the carrying of firearms in vehicles.

Bad cops

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