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<blockquote data-quote="OK Corgi Rancher" data-source="post: 3944631" data-attributes="member: 45773">That&#039;s because you&#039;re viewing things objectively and as a realist.&nbsp; Not as someone who lives in fantasy land.&nbsp; Courts oftentimes side with your point of view.Tweetr believes there is never an occasion where an officer can conduct a search or seizure without a warrant.&nbsp; He believes that because he doesn&#039;t understand some fundamental concepts such as &quot;un/reasonable&quot; or &quot;totality of circumstances&quot;.&nbsp; He also has no clue how law enforcement works.He&#039;s butt hurt over this issue and he&#039;s butt hurt because things in reality are different than how he&#039;d like them to be.&nbsp; I feel that way, too, but it doesn&#039;t hurt my feelings.&nbsp; He also likes to use emotionally charged terms like &quot;torn apart&quot; to describe what the officers allegedly did to his son&#039;s car.&nbsp; He does that, as do other people, to elicit an emotional response and to gain validation from others.&nbsp; Not because it&#039;s really accurate.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="OK Corgi Rancher, post: 3944631, member: 45773"] That's because you're viewing things objectively and as a realist. Not as someone who lives in fantasy land. Courts oftentimes side with your point of view. Tweetr believes there is never an occasion where an officer can conduct a search or seizure without a warrant. He believes that because he doesn't understand some fundamental concepts such as "un/reasonable" or "totality of circumstances". He also has no clue how law enforcement works. He's butt hurt over this issue and he's butt hurt because things in reality are different than how he'd like them to be. I feel that way, too, but it doesn't hurt my feelings. He also likes to use emotionally charged terms like "torn apart" to describe what the officers allegedly did to his son's car. He does that, as do other people, to elicit an emotional response and to gain validation from others. Not because it's really accurate. [/QUOTE]

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