Pin the tail on the donkey

[gypski]

I can remember when I was a kid during birthday parties playing pin the tail on the donkey, and I had a flash about how that same theme with a twist is being used on patients and other pot smokers. Really, all that's needed for LEO is to pin the tail (observation) on any given patient, and follow them around until they are lead to a particular location like a grow that if their wasn't a tail pinned on someone, they would never have known about. In other words, they quietly, stealthily, illegally invade someone's privacy and no one knows the better except LEO.

I realize this is a hypothetical, but if you think about how some LEOs operate, I would say that they just had the tail pinned on them. Wouldn't be interesting to uncover activities like this, called fishing expeditions among other less tasteful terms, and those corrupt cops (I have a better term but will remain silent) have the full power of the system brought upon them. I have no problems with honest cops, but those cops who know of criminal acts and remain silent are just as guilty as the one's committing the crimes and illegal activities.

Thanks for reading my editorial opinion for the day. Have a bowl, joint, vape or how ever you enjoy cannabis. Enjoy Hempfest if you're going and burn baby, burn. and

gypski Reviewed by gypski on 08-21-2010. Pin the tail on the donkey I can remember when I was a kid during birthday parties playing pin the tail on the donkey, and I had a flash about how that same theme with a twist is being used on patients and other pot smokers. Really, all that's needed for LEO is to pin the tail (observation) on any given patient, and follow them around until they are lead to a particular location like a grow that if their wasn't a tail pinned on someone, they would never have known about. In other words, they quietly, stealthily, Rating: 5

[killerweed420]

The have used to gps transponders illegally put on suspected vehicles to help make there job easier. Have seen them sit outside a hydroponics store and write down license plates. And soon there will be drones flying everywhere to keep an eye on all of us.
20 years ago this all sounded like the ravings of a pot smoking paranoid.lol
But now its true.

[jamessr]

I can remember when I was a kid during birthday parties playing pin the tail on the donkey, and I had a flash about how that same theme with a twist is being used on patients and other pot smokers. Really, all that's needed for LEO is to pin the tail (observation) on any given patient, and follow them around until they are lead to a particular location like a grow that if their wasn't a tail pinned on someone, they would never have known about. In other words, they quietly, stealthily, illegally invade someone's privacy and no one knows the better except LEO.

I realize this is a hypothetical, but if you think about how some LEOs operate, I would say that they just had the tail pinned on them. Wouldn't be interesting to uncover activities like this, called fishing expeditions among other less tasteful terms, and those corrupt cops (I have a better term but will remain silent) have the full power of the system brought upon them. I have no problems with honest cops, but those cops who know of criminal acts and remain silent are just as guilty as the one's committing the crimes and illegal activities.

Thanks for reading my editorial opinion for the day. Have a bowl, joint, vape or how ever you enjoy cannabis. Enjoy Hempfest if you're going and burn baby, burn. and

Tis not a hypothetical..tis reality.

[gypski]

Tis not a hypothetical..tis reality.

Until they are shown to be exactly like that, its still a hypothetical. Now, if they really audited them, and others cleared their conscience, the proof would come to light. When was the last time a really major bust of traffickers in meth and other hard drugs made the news? But it seems like a medical pot patient is always popping up after being popped by a LEO. Go figure. :wtf:

[killerweed420]

And now we have reports from LEO that the arrests are beginning to get more violent. People are fighting back. Some are surely crooks but the ones that are just fighting back from an oppressive government are getting lumped in with the others. It will become more and more important for people of a commonsense nature to get on these juries and bring a sense of reality back to the courtroom.

[jimmy8778]

we watch as the US turns into a police state. not much we can do we are already there. and we wonder why no one stopped the nazis, and yes, i compare the SS to the po-po. see two syllables. they do this stuff. there have been many reports and articles on it, but because its a "moral" and legal matter, the media shy away. But police have enacted many laws to invade our privacy, wiretapping in general, wiretapping granted by the still present patriot act, in some places they can break into personal property and surveil before serving a warrant, its meant to be used to find info when they feel the perp might be tipped off.

they use swat to serve warrants for people who get nothing more than possession charges, calculate the cost of serving a warrant based on how much they usually get from fines/fees/"seizure" and we wonder where the "deficits" in budgets are coming from. too many police, not enough evidence, and too many arrests and wasted money.

if people lose their job because an industry changes, then more jobs open in that specified industry. such as MJ, legalize it, many cops lose their jobs, many jobs get created though, but because we are forced to hear and see weed as a problem, the creating of more jobs because of it and spreading the supply is unheard of, and the problem is people losing jobs, not the creation of a green, sustainable, and healthy industry for america. Hemp, wether smokable or not is big money, in all respects, what do the Police do for america that is as positive as that? You poll most americans and im sure that the President has a higer approval rating than peoples feels for cops.

peace yall.