If that’s NOT an official government thugmobile, it’s one helluvan ingenious way for a hacker-minded motorist to set up his private auto so that he can park it absolutely ANYWHERE he damn’ well pleases.
Anonymous
January 4, 2016 1:07 pm
Why do we put up with this crap?
Persnickety
January 4, 2016 4:01 pm
I say we take off and nuke it from orbit. It’s the only way to be sure.
Kill Bill
January 4, 2016 7:55 pm
Lottery is voluntary tax, parking enforcement is involuntary tax.
Dumbasses abound!
Rise Up
January 4, 2016 8:00 pm
Tucci78 says: “If that’s NOT an official government thugmobile,…”
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License plate reads “EXEMPT”, so it appears it is a government vehicle…here’s what that means in Texas:
Requirements for Issue
By Texas state statute 502.2015, certain vehicles can be registered using an exempt fee status. These vehicles must be used and owned by the U.S. government, state government, city or county governments or school districts. The vehicle must display on both sides the name of the organization in letters two inches high or larger or display the name in an emblem at least 100 inches square. These must be clearly visible from 100 feet away.
If that’s NOT an official government thugmobile, it’s one helluvan ingenious way for a hacker-minded motorist to set up his private auto so that he can park it absolutely ANYWHERE he damn’ well pleases.
Why do we put up with this crap?
I say we take off and nuke it from orbit. It’s the only way to be sure.
Lottery is voluntary tax, parking enforcement is involuntary tax.
Dumbasses abound!
Tucci78 says: “If that’s NOT an official government thugmobile,…”
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License plate reads “EXEMPT”, so it appears it is a government vehicle…here’s what that means in Texas:
Requirements for Issue
By Texas state statute 502.2015, certain vehicles can be registered using an exempt fee status. These vehicles must be used and owned by the U.S. government, state government, city or county governments or school districts. The vehicle must display on both sides the name of the organization in letters two inches high or larger or display the name in an emblem at least 100 inches square. These must be clearly visible from 100 feet away.
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