Well y’all, it happened again. I got pulled over for my expired tag and once again the officer refused to write me a ticket. He asked why it was expired and I told him that I didn’t want to tell him because every time I tell the officer why they refuse to write the ticket.

I told him that I’ve been waiting a long time and I didn’t want to give him any reason not to write the ticket. He was pretty surprised that I wanted one and he seemed like he was going to do it to help me out so when he asked again I went ahead and told him why.

I’m going to have to stop doing that. I guess the fact that they won’t write the ticket is going to have to be satisfaction enough. It would be better if I could get a clear verdict of “not guilty” from a jury of my peers. That’s what I really want.

I’m sick of living under a broken justice system where we are held accountable to the law but the people we've hired to write laws, enforce laws and judge laws get to live above the law. The FBI framed @GenFlynn and I’ll not renew my tag until they are arrested.

Mayors and prosecutors all over the country have refused to allow law enforcement to protect their citizens. When will they be arrested for obstruction of justice? The McCloskey’s were arrested for guarding their homes. Who filed the charges. I doubt it was the police officers.

Why did Rosie O’Donnell get a pass for the same crime that @DineshDSouza went to prison for? Why can Nancy Pelosi make millions off of stock in credit card companies while handling legislation about credit card companies?

Why are antifa rioters having charges dropped while business owners are being arrested for trying to make a living? I’ll renew my tag and pay those taxes when someone gives me a satisfactory answer to those questions and not before.

I know it’s odd to break the law in protest supporting the rule of law but I can’t do nothing. If you think of a better way tell me and I’ll join you. If not, consider joining me. I believe a jury will agree with us. I’m willing to bet the cost of the ticket and court fees on it.