HE DECIDES TO PASS ME AND FLIP ME OFF. ALL RIGHT? WHO THE [ __ ] YOU THINK YOU ARE WORRIED ABOUT WHAT I'M DOING? EVERYONE'S GOT SOMETHING TO [ __ ] SAY. MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS NEXT TIME. SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. I WAS DRIVING ALONG. I WAS GOING TO ISSUE A SIMPLE CITATION THAT I GIVE, BUT NO. YOU GOT TO BE >> IS IT POSSIBLE that cops are the quintessential psychological operators, wittingly or unwittingly, manufacturing problems that don't exist, creating criminals out of innocent people who just want to be left alone? See, the rule makers tell the cops what they think is wrong and what they think is right. They assign punishments to what they think is wrong, and they codify it into what they call laws. But, they're not laws at all. They're simply the opinions of politicians designed to remove freedoms and extract revenue from the tax cattle under the guise of public safety and social advancement. And these laws are backed by threats of violence, fines, fees, kidnapping, and caging. And because they're simple-minded order followers, cops just believe, obey, and enforce these laws. Essentially, they're the final link in the Hegelian dialectic: problem, reaction, solution. They create the problem, interference or infringement on our freedoms, which provokes a reaction, our resistance to that infringement. And then the cops enforce the solution. They carry out the revenue-generating plans of the political class. The state gets nice and fat, and the people the state is supposed to protect get stuck in this Stockholm Syndrome, this is just the way it is feedback loop. See, statism is the brilliant idea that we give a small group of the most mentally ill, violent people the right to threaten, harass, kidnap, imprison, steal from, and kill people so that we can be protected from those who threaten, harass, kidnap, imprison, steal from, and kill people. If the problem with the world is that there are evil people who want to harm us, then the last thing we would want to do is give those evil people a uniform, a badge, a gun, and the authority of the state. And as bad and psychopathic as politicians are, they're not the ones putting their hands on you, dragging you out of your car, invading your home at 2:00 a.m., and throwing you into a cage. So, cops are the quintessential psychological operators enforcing the laws of the political class. >> [bell]