WHAT YOU DO WHEN COPS PULL YOU OVER OR WANNA HELP YOU OUT
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Hey lov, I bought the trifold and the cards but only received the trifold. This was right before you got arrested, and when I went back on the website to see what happened, it was available for me to check. Just a heads up, in case anyone else had this happened immediately before your arrest
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5h9mH80uHdM
⬜🎵SUNO BOTLO FOR DLZ PAAR TAY PIG Jesse Sandoval and PIG Brandon Bourque Las Vegas Nevada
You suck chillie. Go suck yourself, loser.😂
The cop asks Damien Fryer his birthdate, his height, his eye color, and his weight. The cop says this is not on his license it’s in kilograms. Was his birthdate and eye color in metric too?
99% JBTP are bad and trying to complain about them and think something going to happen, is like trying to get the Devil to tell the truth when he is in fact the Father of the LIE!!!
JBTP love to use color of law knowing most people don't know the laws and their rights. JBTP themselves don't know the laws, they just arrest you or give you a ticket hoping it will stick!!!
Can’t wait till he goes back in prison
DeleteLawZ – Social Contract
How the hell did I miss this?
OTVO
He probably wants to put it on a flatbed, and impound it, because of the plate!!
Gooooo Chillie!!!!!!! Exactly, "if your poor".
Chille is back baby
Chillaaaa, what’s up brotha? OTVO
1:55:24 we have been seeing it driving around but haven't been able to find it till now, i smell the odour of bullshit coming from that guy talking 🤔
Guy on motorcycle is so beta male he like a kid even probably a grown man
Other auditors aren’t that knowledgeable and sometimes even agree with those pigs delete laws
19:01 Just a thought, would certified copies be better?
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⬜🎵 SUNO Chille Just Say It YES YES It Be True COP Jesse Sandoval and COP Brandon Bourque Be PIG PRODUCTS
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OTVO!!!!
I was going to make a comment giving actual advice on how to really deal with this situation… But after hearing Chile talk for 5 minutes… I've given up. He's a tool, and if you actually follow this shit… I'm sorry for you.
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Come on all members please give the lawyer who filled in for Chille much thanks, his name is Michael Ehline, He certain deserves thanks for filling in his time to help and support, the man is not asking for anything even though he does deserve something, I am not seeing alot of thanks going to him? Thanks again Michael and bless you!
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Just started watching you an you got locked up wonder Ed what happened stay safe don't get shot. Cause dead is dead
JBTP do not speak to people that lie to your face repeatedly and it is legal, and illegal to lie to them accidentally
The Tri fold is misleading.
The police officer will take no notice of it.
Delete Lawz is not a qualified constitutional law expert.
When you describe how the chief of police and his swat goons no-knock raided you twice, thus sparking the fire of you being an autodidactic constitutional law scholar, it reminds me of the pre-fight conversation between the Batman and the Joker in the old Michael Keaton/Jack Nicholson classic. The Joker snarled into the very teeth of the dark knight, 😡😡 "You made me, remember? You dropped me into that vat of chemicals! That's kinda hard for a guy to get over! Don't think I didn't try!"😡😡
Hi Chille, I'm so happy you're out, and I appreciate you and your second Attourney so much for fighting for our rights!! YOU RULE! I'd like to buy you lunch, I'm local, in Henderson! Also, I'm going to purchase two sets of the trifolds, and those cards! I appreciate you, brother.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_8yRc01vqM
⬜🎵SUNO PIG MAMA SCOTUS Supreme Court Of The United States
About the Social Contract / " 38:19".
The term "social contract" refers to the idea that the state exists only to serve the will of the people, who are the source of all political power enjoyed by the state. The people can choose to give or withhold this power. The idea of the social contract is one of the foundations of the American political system.
Origin of the Term
The term "social contract" can be found as far back as the writings of the 4th-5th century BCE Greek philosopher Plato. However, it was English philosopher Thomas Hobbes (1588–1679) who expanded on the idea when he wrote "Leviathan," his philosophical response to the English Civil War. In the book, he wrote that in early human history there was no government. Instead, those who were the strongest could take control and use their power over others at any time. His famous summation of life in "nature" (before government) is that it was "nasty, brutish, and short."
Hobbes' theory was that in the past, the people mutually agreed to create a state, giving it only enough power to provide protection of their well-being. However, in Hobbes' theory, once the power was given to the state, the people then relinquished any right to that power. In effect, the loss of rights was the price of the protection they sought.
Rousseau and Locke
The Swiss philosopher Jean Jacques Rousseau (1712–1778) and English philosopher John Locke (1632–1704) each took the social contract theory one step further. In 1762, Rousseau wrote "The Social Contract, Or Principles of Political Right," in which he explained that government is based on the idea of popular sovereignty. The essence of this idea is that the will of the people as a whole gives power and direction to the state.
John Locke based many of his political writings on the idea of the social contract. He stressed the role of the individual and the idea that in a "state of nature," people are essentially free. When Locke referred to the "state of nature," he meant that people have a natural state of independence, and they should be free "to order their actions, and dispose of their possessions and persons, as they think fit, within the bounds of the law of nature." Locke argued that people are thus not royal subjects, but in order to secure their property rights, people willingly give over their right to a central authority to judge whether a person is going against the laws of nature and needed to be punished.
The type of government is less important to Locke (except for absolute despotism): Monarchy, aristocracy, and republic are all acceptable forms of government as long as that government provides and protects the basic rights of life, liberty, and property to the people. Locke further argued that if a government no longer protects each individual's right, then revolution is not just a right but an obligation.
Impact on the Founding Fathers
The idea of the social contract had a huge impact on the American Founding Fathers, especially Thomas Jefferson (1743–1826) and James Madison (1751–1836). The U.S. Constitution starts with the three words, "We the people…," embodying this idea of popular sovereignty in the very beginning of this key document. Following from this principle, a government established by the free choice of its people is required to serve the people, who in the end have sovereignty, or supreme power, to keep or overthrow that government.
Jefferson and John Adams (1735–1826), often political rivals, agreed in principle but disagreed about whether a strong central government (Adams and the federalists) or a weak one (Jefferson and the Democratic-Republicans) sufficed best for supporting the social contract.
Social Contract for Everyone
As with many philosophical ideas behind the political theory, the social contract has inspired various forms and interpretations and has been evoked by many different groups throughout American history.
Revolutionary-era Americans favored social contract theory over the British Tory concepts of patriarchal government and looked to the social contract as support for the rebellion. During the antebellum and Civil War periods, social contract theory was used by all sides. Enslavers used it to support states' rights and succession, Whig party moderates upheld the social contract as a symbol of continuity in government, and abolitionists found support in Locke's theories of natural rights.
More recently, historians also have linked social contract theories to pivotal social movements such as those for Native American rights, civil rights, immigration reform, and women's rights.
i don't thinkk you've had enough of a break from doing this yet chille.. take a few weeks before you jump into this.. brian can run your channel some more .. it's the least he can do for trying to suggest trump's ear was an actor
This guy in the first video is a fool
Damn, Chili. I felt bad for you when you were in jail and now that you're out you make me change my mind. Tighten up your content. I only watched half way but they were both legitimate stops. You'd be pissed if this guy was your neighbor or driving up and down your block and you'd be calling the cops and crying for them to save you
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