Everyone wants a shortcut. Faster routes, easier [music] answers, and sometimes just a way to avoid responsibility. [music] Welcome back to Facts or Frauds. This channel isn't about mocking people. It's about watching what [music] happens when theory meets reality. And today we're in South Carolina where a routine traffic [music] stop turns into a search for a shortcut that doesn't actually exist. Let's watch. >> How's it going? >> Can I help you? >> Yes, sir. I'm stopping you for your window tent. >> A window tent? >> Yes, sir. >> I didn't think that was anymore an issue in South Carolina, >> sir. >> I didn't think that was an issue in South Carolina. >> Yes, sir. >> Oh, well, it was on there when I got it. So, >> I got you. You got your license, restoration insurance? >> Well, that's the thing about that. I don't have none of that either. Why not? >> And I've already went to court and warn on the court about all this. I don't I don't understand why the word is not being given you guys. Um actually you guys is that on >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Actually, um Trooper Cororum, you familiar with Mr. Cororum? >> Yes, sir. >> He dropped six charges for I guess the lack of jurisdiction is better. >> All right. >> His words for it. >> I got you. So, >> and not to mention the one I won in the county up here in the courthouse. >> That's fine. Uh, so what's your name? >> Um, can't really give you any information cuz that's >> you're going to use it again. >> 25. Hey, come here. >> Let me get this paper. >> I understand that. >> So, let me ask you, are you going to be using any of this information or documentation against me in the court of law? >> You don't have a license? No, sir. >> All right. >> Win the tent. Is there an injured party involved? >> Doesn't matter. State law. >> It does matter. Sir, there has to be an injured party in order for there to be a crime. >> All right. >> I mean, all the justices, the Supreme Court and everything's already upheld all these decisions. So, >> that's fine. >> And I'm just trying I'm just trying to get the point across to you guys cuz you guys have been lied to as well. All right. Now, here even here is the South Carolina Supreme Court case that the state can only impose a fee for compensation of the highways uh on motor vehicles exclusively in interstate commerce. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm not I'm not uh I'm not acting in interstate commerce or any kind of commerce for that matter. And here uh South Carolina verse US. The constitution is a written instrument as such its meaning does not alter that which it meant when it was adopted means now. Further the right to travel by private conveyance which is this for private purposes which is what I'm doing upon the common way cannot be infringed. Do you are you even >> I'm listening to you. I mean, but I I you don't seem like you're listening. I'm listening to you. >> So, what what's so no license or permission is required for travel when such travel is not for the purpose. >> In the state of South Carolina, you must have a driver's license. >> But the state has already this is the state's decision. >> South Carolina, you have to have driver's license. You have to present >> earlier. >> Can we get a county deputy out there on county? >> Yes. It says the uh it would say South Carolina here instead of North Carolina on the other one. >> I got you. So, do you have your ID? >> This is a parent company name. >> Do you have your driver? >> I don't work for I don't have I don't have a company ID, no sir. >> Do you have your driver's license? >> I don't have a company ID. >> You have insurance? >> I don't have any company information. >> You have >> from the state of South Carolina. >> All right. >> I'm asking one more time for your driver's license. >> I don't have a company ID, sir. >> Are you suspended? Don't have a license? What? What's the problem? >> I don't have a company ID, sir. >> All right. Well, listen. >> Go ahead. Turn around. You're under arrest. >> I need to I need the sheriff's deputy out here. >> You got a highway patrol in town. That's what you got. >> Can I uh get you to uphold your constitution? Do you take my right? >> All right. Spread your feet for me. >> Yes, sir. >> Is there any way we can wait on the tow truck? Let me pay him to take that to my house. >> Uh, no, sir. Hold on. I I'd appreciate it if you do that for me. Do >> you have any marijuana on you? >> No. >> Is there any marijuana in the vehicle? >> Is there any marijuana in the vehicle? >> All right. >> He was coming down 29. I was sitting in the church. He whoops it around and comes back out the other way. >> And then you saw that? >> I seen the front windshield. So I was like, this is I have seen that. What we're seeing here isn't defiance. It's avoidance. The hope that responsibility can be sidestepped instead of addressed. But the problem with shortcuts is they only work if the system agrees they exist. And the legal system doesn't. If this kind of breakdown helps cut through [music] the noise, those emotional support buttons for YouTube matter. So like, subscribe, and make sure you comment and let me know what you think. And a huge thank you to all of our Facts or Frauds channel members. Your support allows this channel to stay focused on the facts and not the outrage. And I appreciate you all. Shortcuts feel good right up until they [music] don't. And when the stakes involve laws, courts, and consequences, the longest [music] path is often the one that pretends responsibility is optional. It is not. Until next time, I'll see you soon.