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Originally Posted by willravel
You behaved correctly. It's impressive to know that there are still people who are up on civics and rights. They were trying old tactics to scare you, and you didn't budge. They can't do shit.
Look at it this way: they were using dishonest tactics to try and get your sister, and you stopped them in their tracks. Be proud of yourself, and email your local news paper with the story. Call the email: "Local police threaten to invade home of innocent people and take their 6 year old daughter." That'd be if you want to fight fire with fire.
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Thanks, I'm always walking around saying "willravel for president" to my wife because I read your posts and agree with you on nearly everything. It's a compliment that you think I acted appropriately.
As far as fighting back. No way. They didn't cause me any harm, so I wouldn't to them, and I've already had enough trouble with my local school district. I've got no fight left for a minute.
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Originally Posted by sprocket
Good for you for standing up for yourself. Good luck to your sister.
Not a fan of the war on drugs myself, so regardless of your sisters motives for having the morphine, its ridiculous that the government has to get involved at all.
Generally the police try to be antagonistic on purpose, to throw you off guard, make you admit something, or just to piss you off so they have probable cause to arrest you and search your place. Its all mind games, really.
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Thank you, and well put.
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Originally Posted by filtherton
I'm not anticop either. There have been plenty of times where i've been thankful for the cops. They're good for what they're good for, and sometimes they're horrible for it too. I'll just never get beyond the whole "if you wanted to, you could probably kill me and get away with nothing more than a paid vacation" when it comes to interacting with them.
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Nice!