24 Aug 2022 12:20 pm
Pastor Asshole was not on his own property. The officer has every right to walk up the the Pastor and ask him a few questions. He can even ask him to identify himself. Yes, the Pastor could "plead the 5th" and refuse to answer any questions, and ultimately he would not likely be charged with anything. But, he can be detained if the officer thinks the situation might look like a burglary, or a guy casing someone's house to commit a burglary.Cannonpointer » 23 Aug 2022, 3:43 pm » wrote: ↑ Gonna stop ya - irrelevant.
WHY the servants came has no bearing on their powers over a man engaged in lawful conduct. THEY got called - the pastor didn't. His rights are unaffected.
ANYONE can "say" ANYTHING. Al Gore said I'm producing too much **** carbon.
Doesn't change the law, doesn't change my rights - which that pastor stood for, and for which I respect him.
Watch the video again. He said his name and where he lived. Lying puts your argument on weak ground.
They only knew that because he TOLD them that. But there is no leash law for *** pastors - no law SAYS he has to stay on his property.
You can EASILY google this **** - watering your neighbor's plants is not a crime. Seriously - look it up.
That is the Stockholm Syndrome explanation. What I saw was the pastor being perfectly reasonable until they issued an unlawful order.
You DO know the cops were in the wrong - right? You DO know ALL charges were thrown out s illegal - right? You DO know he is going to beat them out of money for this - right?
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