ROANOKE, Virginia (PNN) - March 7, 2019 - It’s become one of those self-evident truths Massa Tom once wrote about to state that government has become overtly punitive - as opposed to keeping the peace, its sole legitimate function.
There are many examples. Here is the latest.
Virginia’s Roanoke County has hurled a fatwa making it a crime to sleep in your own car - even if that car is parked on your own property.
Which nicely delineates the true ownership of “your” property.
“Violators” are subject to arrest and a $250 fine. Also a possible Hut! Hut! Hutting! - since the fatwa endows armed government workers with the legal power to come onto private property, rap their knuckles or flashlights on private property (the vehicle, its windows) and demand ID and so on from someone not harming anyone.
If the person questions, is the least bit recalcitrant . . . Hut! Hut! Hut! Bash the window in and drag the victim out.
Keep in mind the law not only permits but specifically empowers the terrorist pig thug cops to perform these operations... even on private property.
I am test-driving the 2020 Mercedes GLE450 this week. It comes with massaging seats, which I happen to not have inside my house; so I have been spending time in the Benz, which is parked on my driveway. The one on which I am forced to pay taxes, for the privilege of being allowed to use, and the fiction that I own.
Doubled-down on by this fatwa.
Armed government thugs who notice me snoozing in the Benz, parked on my driveway, in front of my garage, have now usurped the power to trespass onto my property and physically accost me.
If I “resist” - i.e., tell them to get off my property - it’s time for the Hut! Hut! Hut! routine.
It is obscene.
Even more obscene, the bullies responsible for this outrage have been trying to gaslight their victims. When a local news affiliate questioned the Board of Supervisors, it received the following:
“The purpose of the ordinance is to enable our staff to intervene in serious cases where people are using their automobiles for an extended period of time as sleeping quarters, in place of a residence, hotel or other accommodations. Most importantly, our concern is for the health and safety of the person living in this type of situation, particularly during the cold winter months. Enforcement of the ordinance will be complaint-driven, and individuals in need will be provided with information regarding resources to aid them in their situation. The ordinance does not prohibit short-term napping in vehicles.”
The “health and safety” of the person… who is now to be Hut! Hut! Hutted!
They will be subject to the Hut! Hut! Hutting! because it is “healthier” and “safer” to sleep exposed to the cold and rain and whatever else is outside than to shelter inside a warm car.
The caveat about the ordinance not “prohibit(ing) short-term napping in vehicles”?
Who will decide what constitutes “short term” and “nap”? Why, the armed government worker on scene; it will be at his discretion.
Ed. Note: When is enough, enough? It is time to overthrow the corrupt, unlawful, and unfree government and reinstitute a Land of the Free where individual rights are sacrosanct, and people are free to do whatever they want to do without harm to their neighbors and brethren. Revolution Now! Independence Forever!
