You had to speed faster than I was speeding to catch up to me. Do you see the hypocrisy with that? >> You'd never catch your speeder if you didn't. >> So then you get to break the law to enforce the law. >> God damn. Don't you love it when fed up Americans refuse to go with the flow and take time out of their busy day to tell cops in their own way that they're pathetic, cowardly, tyrant brown shirt thugs who harm their fellow Americans every day by being disgusting order followers. >> What's your stance on tyranny? >> I have a job to do and you have to have an insurance. >> Nazi said something similar. You took my time for granted. You've wasted my time. Everything that you stopped me for today, did I harm anyone? Did I cause harm to anybody? >> It's Missouri law. >> Did I cause harm to anybody? >> Before we get into this video, where Matt here perfectly articulates to an Oklahoma state trooper just how evil law enforcement and law enforcers are. I felt like I had to remind us that tyrants will always use public safety as an excuse to expand their operations, increase their control, and fleece the public. And let's just be honest, most, if not all, trooper initiated stops are mere excuses to generate revenue and exert control over the public under the guise of public safety. as the troopers themselves break their own laws. Well, Matt here is going to reclaim a little bit of his time during this traffic stop in Oklahoma to set the record straight for officer hypocrite. Okay, here's the law. Um, here's your license. Okay, and there's a phone number on this ticket. If you want to call um like the prosecutor or something, you could always let them know, but I have chosen to write your ticket just because you have no insurance today. It's not due until March 21st. Down here at the bottom, you have uh this is my name and this is my badge number down at the bottom for you. And then again, it just shows no insurance. >> Okay. >> Uh I do have a question for you though. >> Sure. >> What's your stance on tyranny? I have a job to do and you have to have an insurance operator and get a motor vehicle. >> Nazis Nazis said something similar. So I have to just let you know that what you have given me a ticket for today. First of all, you took my time for granted. You've wasted my time. I've also worn a uniform just like you. So >> I see that on your license. >> Hold on. Okay. So that's the first part of this, right? >> So the first part is well, I'm just following orders. I'm just doing my job. I don't write the laws. I just enforce them. exactly what the brown shirt said back in the 1930s in Germany. And it didn't wash then. Nobody accepted that then as some kind of legitimate excuse to get you out of your moral obligations for humanity. And it ain't going to work today. Following orders, being an order follower is one of the worst things you can do. It's being one of the worst people you can be in society. And why is that? because you're basically saying, "I'm just doing what I'm told regardless of what is right instead of doing what is right regardless of what I'm told." And the kicker is that the order followers who use the excuse, "I'm just doing my job," actually think that abdicates them of the responsibility that they have to do good as they're doing evil and excusing it away. >> Right. Second part of this is everything that you stopped me for today, did I harm anyone? Did I cause harm to anybody? >> It's Missouri law. Did I cause harm to anybody? >> Do you have any questions for me? >> This is what I'm getting to. I want you to think about this when you do your job moving forward because we are all people. You have pulled me over for something that I did not harm anyone >> and speed is a leading contributor to >> That's true. But I didn't do anything to hurt anyone. If I had hurt somebody, then that would be valid. >> So, you want us to wait until you hurt somebody to then do something? I would just like you guys not to [ __ ] with people because I feel like at this point with policing like you you kind of do a lot of things to people that like I this isn't right. And then the insurance thing like again because I could get in an accident and you know you're you're insinuating that I'm not financially liable or have the money to pay for a situation that happens. You didn't even ask about that. >> What if I do have the financial compensation to pay for an accident? That kind of goes in insurance. I'm sorry you feel that way, but you've got all my information already, >> right? And now you're trying to get away from the situation. You had no problem taking 10 minutes to waste my time, but now that I want to say something to you, you seem like you're in a hurry to get out of here. I don't understand where the disconnect is. >> Okay, you're welcome to. >> Why? Why do you feel okay doing that? >> This is my job. >> You What is your job? >> You got to follow the law of Missouri or whatever state you're operating. >> Your job is to do what? >> Which is you're required to maintain financial responsibility or insurance on your vehicle when you're operating a vehicle on the highway. Is is it >> also required to abide by? >> Is it a crime? Is it a crime to break the speed limit? >> Let let me just say something real quick. When an officer says, "I'm just going to follow the law. I'm required to follow the law. I'm a law enforcer. Therefore, I'm going to enforce the law." Would he have said the same thing in 1850s America when slavery was the law and it was against the law to free slaves? And then the law enforcers who were going to obey the law went after the abolitionists who were trying to free the slaves. This is what he's saying. If the law says that I need to do this and I'm a law enforcer, then I'm just going to carry out the laws. It doesn't matter what it is. And who writes those laws? What are laws? Laws are just the opinions of politicians backed by the threat of force. The threat of force by who? Not the politicians. It's the law enforcers. So, the law enforcement class is basically saying, "We are just going to do the bidding of the political class. Get over it." >> It actually is. >> It's a traffic citation. >> Yes. >> Is that a crime? >> It is a crime. >> You can go to jail for breaking that for that. >> I can arrest you for that. >> You can arrest me for going 14 over. >> I could arrest you for speeding. Yes, >> absolutely. >> It is an arrestable. >> Would you still have that badge if you did that? >> Yeah, I have arrested you for speeding. I can't tell you how many Oklahoma State Troopers have sped by me. We have one one part in this uh freeway on the way to Tulsa that is 80 mph and many times and I have this on recording and I've done a video on this. The cops will just blow by me like they got to be doing 120 and he's this trooper is going to pull this guy over for doing 14 miles an hour over the speed limit. If the troopers are blowing by me doing 110 120, they're going 30 or 40 miles an hour of the speed limit. No lights, no sirens, and they're required by state law to have lights and sirens if they're going to an emergency. So, I don't know about troopers in your area. Maybe you can leave your thoughts in the comments below about how troopers act in your area, but they're all the time speeding and doing dangerous things on the road. >> Just speeding. >> I've been doing this for 10 years. Yeah. >> Yes. >> And you okay? You wake up every day, you look in the mirror, and you feel good about that. >> Yeah. I'm out here trying to make sure people get from point A to point B safely. >> There's been numerous times somebody's been killed in a traffic crash. I have to go work that crash and then go tell their significant other that their significant other is not coming home because they've been killed in a traffic crash, whether it be for driving too fast for conditions or anything like that. So, because other people might possibly get into a traffic crash and because other people in my past have gotten into a traffic crash and I have to tell the significant others, hey, somebody died in a crash while they were speeding, that gives them the justification to economically terrorize somebody else for going 14 miles an hour over the speed limit. That's their rationale. That's the same rationale we hear from the Democrats, for example, who say, "Hey, because this guy used an AR-15 or an AK-47 or high-capacity magazines, or he utilized the gun show loophole, well, we got to close that loophole, and we got to criminalize everybody who owns an AR-15, AK-47, or high-capacity magazine by banning these items." It's the same logic. You ever had to tell somebody that because >> we got to keep and it's all under the pretense of we got to keep people safe. >> You ever had to tell somebody that because of insurance? That's beyond after the crash. That's the monetary how that would be worked out. Who's going to pay for medical for the vehicle? All that, >> right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, >> okay. >> I see you have a problem respecting people's time. You just like to >> I'm standing here talking to you. I could have just walked right back to my car after getting the ticket. >> Yeah, you could. I'm here to talk to you if you >> There's that part. You You gave You gave that ticket for something that >> Okay. And I also provided you the law that states why you require that. >> Mhm. Yeah. Do you know who wrote this law? Do you know who passed this law? Do you have any info on that? >> It's with the government. >> Did you know this before you went and looked it up? You didn't. You couldn't cite it to me. >> You think I remember the law verbatim? >> That's kind of your job. >> There's a lot of laws. >> That's your job. >> Okay. So, would you know all your military orders and all that verbatim? No, because I left that behind because I understood what's the evil behind that. >> Okay. >> Just like I hope at some point you see that this whole thing that you're doing, >> okay, >> it's tyrannical. >> Okay. >> You you gave me the response, I have a job to do, dude. You're a person. I'm a person. >> That same response was given to people in World War II. Like, do you see what's going on? >> And I'm not treating anybody that way. I'm not out here. We're not putting people in tents. >> So, if I don't pay this, I go to jail, right? >> There's no gas chambers. Yeah, >> if you don't pay that, your license would just like end up being suspended, >> right? And then >> I have no doubt that cops, if the order was given, because he's already established himself as an order follower. I have no doubt that cops, including state troopers in all 50 states, would actually carry out and enforce, load those people up on the box cars, take them to the gas chambers. And how do we know this? For example, remember when Hurricane Katrina happened? The cops and the National Guard went house to house arresting people who were trying to defend themselves and their property against looters. And the law enforcers back then were just following orders. They were following curfew orders and arresting innocent people for defending themselves and their property. So, when you establish yourself as an order follower, you can't convince me that you wouldn't load my family up onto the box car headed for the gas chambers. >> You would come after me again. And then at what point does that become you putting me somewhere I don't want to be, which would be very similar to >> you didn't cuz you didn't show me you didn't show me your papers. You see what just happened? >> I didn't show you my papers and you are punishing me for it. How is that not the same thing? >> So you think that there should be no laws. Everybody should just get to do whatever they want. No repercussions. >> I I think in a free society, I think that what Okay. So in laws that you should be enforcing would be felonist laws. This is not a felony. This has nothing to do with a felony. This is how you get >> laws where you actually hurt somebody. You threaten their lives. You've jeopardized their pursuit of life, liberty, and happiness. You've damaged their property. Those are the people who are actually creating victims, which equals committing a crime, not traffic or code enforcement violations. >> Get people to the steps of getting them to be. If >> this wasn't done, you know what the roadways would look like? >> I think we'd have a lot safer society than you believe we would because I think you think that you're necessary for people to live a safe and free life. >> And the reality is that's not necessary. you guys like you're sitting on the road pulling people over for traffic citations. What about all the crime? >> As a matter of fact, we know that there's more crime with law enforcement officers. How do we know that, Brian? Just look at the NAP Commission that was spearheaded by Frank Serpico back in the 1970s and the Mullen Commission from the 1990s where commissioners investigated the widespread criminality within the NYPD which is the biggest police force on the planet not just in America. And I always want to remind people of what they concluded. They said today's corruption is not the corruption of NAP commission days. Corruption then was largely a corruption of accommodation, of criminals and police officers giving and taking bribes, buying and selling protection. Corruption was in its essence consensual. Today's corruption is characterized by brutality, theft, abuse of authority, and active police criminality. Do you really think active police criminality is not taking place in the Oklahoma State Troopers Office or the Connecticut State Troopers Office or the NYPD or the LAPD or any other police department in between? If you think that you have your head in the sand, what if you live in this state? You know as well as I do, you guys have a big problem with crime and you're on the roadway, >> right? harassing people. >> The same people that we are familiar with >> looking for. >> You're familiar with me. I did something wrong. >> No, but you were speeding. Yes. 84 and a 70. >> Yeah. Again, crime cuz I didn't harm anyone. >> In fact, you had to speed faster than I was speeding to catch up to me. Do you see the hypocrisy of that? >> You'd never caught your speeder if you didn't. >> Right. So, then you get to break the law to enforce the law. >> This is a never ending cycle. Be safe. >> That is That's pretty backwards, homie. Did you hear the admission by the state trooper? He actually admitted that he speeds. >> Do you see the hypocrisy in that? >> You'd never caught your speeder if you didn't. >> Right. So then you get to break the law to enforce the law. >> You get to break the law to enforce the law. That's exa that exactly encapsulates and identifies what's wrong with law enforcement today. This comes from the Mattie Hansen YouTube channel and I personally subscribed to him. I became his 20th subscriber. 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