Hate someone in Vegas? Do they have expired tags? Nevada wants YOU to be a snitch!

The Nevada DMV, fresh off a serious ransomware attack which completely crippled them, has decided to recoup those losses by starting a snitch program.

There is now a program in place to where you can snitch on anyone who has either expired tags or no license plate. You can make these tips anonymously.

On October 21, the DMV reported that they had received 5000+ tips in less than 2 weeks of the program.

Now they're bragging that the snitching is continuing at that same rate, with 5000 more tips coming in during the next 2 weeks.

Can you believe this shit?

Imagine being a snitch so the government can collect fees. Dumb.

I've heard the counter arguments:

"I have to pay fees, so should they!"

"These people are a menace and usually drive without insurance!"

"These people not paying causes may rates to go up!"


To all of this I say........BULLSHIT!

Driving with expired tags, or no insurance, is a risk. If you get caught doing so, you have to pay a stiff penalty, and may even get your car impounded. If that happens, tough titties, and I have no sympathy for these people. That's the chance they take by not following the clear and obvious regulations.

However, this a matter between you and the state government, NOT private citizens. The government should not be creating a "report someone didn't pay their fees" program so people can weaponize it against their enemies, which you know is going to happen.

Those who try to avoid these fees eventually get caught, and they eventually suffer the consequences. Let the process be handled by law enforcement and the DMV.

Furthermore, they do not cause registration rates to go up. Rates are not set based upon the total number of vehicles which register. Do you think they're going to lower registration fees thanks to this program? Fat chance.

What about insurance? Will this get uninsured drivers off the road? No, because these violations go against the VEHICLE, not the driver or owner. These people aren't going to quit driving because someone snitched on them about registration fees. They'll round up the money for the penalty, get the car back (if worth it -- otherwise they'll just buy another beater), and be right back on the road.



In general, I do not like government snitch programs regarding fees or taxes.

Now you might say, "Druff, they already have such a program for the IRS. Why aren't you bitching about that?"


But they actually don't.

The IRS snitch program requires extensive evidence.

If you write to the IRS and accuse me of tax evasion, your letter will be thrown in the trash. Why? Because you have zero evidence, and the IRS does not take action based upon theory or conjecture.

Their program requires direct evidence, or at least specific details, of such tax evasion. This will often come from ex-spouses, ex-lovers, ex-employees, or former business partners -- all people who would have access to such knowledge, and can provide it to the IRS. The IRS even pays a reward -- a cut of the taxes they eventually collect from the cheat.

For example, a letter to the IRS saying, "I know that John Smith hides income in an offshore account" will be ignored. However, if you wrote, "John Smith sent $250k to Bank Z in the Cayman Islands in 2024", that might trigger an investigation to see if they can find any evidence of this. If it matches, then they will often take action.

That's very different than a program where you can just snitch on any random person whose car you see parked or driving somewhere, causing the cops to come over and take a look and see who they can cite.

Good for the Nevada DMV!

People who move to LV need to follow state & city laws--just like current residents do. If you just became a resident you have 30 days to pay state fees to register your vehicles. Too bad that Nv. registration rates are among the highest in the country. You made the choice to live in that gridlocked-traffic shitbox town--now live with ALL of it.

Generally, those who move aren't the ones driving around without insurance. It's the current resident degenerate gambler slugs doing this--and there are a massive amount of these people in that town.

Every large city should have this type of snitch program. Too many people think they can circumvent the statem and just slide by. If the general population can help the city and state by getting all residents to contribute what they're lawfully required to contribute, then that's a win-win. Simply writing this off as some type of "gov't overreach" is very short-sighted. And just like with anywhere: you can LEAVE if you dont like it. Whining is for wimps.

Check out and report IMGOAT Nevada plate

The "Be a snitch," program has been around for DECADES however. There have been ,"Get a $1,000 payday for snitching!" Programs. My Mother saw an advertisement for one of these "$1,000 for snitching," programs and said something like,"I don't like the "Get $1,000 for snitching programs. That's a surefire way to get the informant in trouble themselves if the criminal finds out who turned them in."

I guarantgoddamtee that Druff supported Texas SB8.

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The "Be a snitch," program has been around for DECADES however. There have been ,"Get a $1,000 payday for snitching!" Programs. My Mother saw an advertisement for one of these "$1,000 for snitching," programs and said something like,"I don't like the "Get $1,000 for snitching programs. That's a surefire way to get the informant in trouble themselves if the criminal finds out who turned them in."

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You people learned many years ago…..”I didnn see or do nuffin”.

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

The Nevada DMV, fresh off a serious ransomware attack which completely crippled them, has decided to recoup those losses by starting a snitch program.

There is now a program in place to where you can snitch on anyone who has either expired tags or no license plate. You can make these tips anonymously.

On October 21, the DMV reported that they had received 5000+ tips in less than 2 weeks of the program.

Now they're bragging that the snitching is continuing at that same rate, with 5000 more tips coming in during the next 2 weeks.

Can you believe this shit?

Imagine being a snitch so the government can collect fees. Dumb.

I've heard the counter arguments:

"I have to pay fees, so should they!"

"These people are a menace and usually drive without insurance!"

"These people not paying causes may rates to go up!"


To all of this I say........BULLSHIT!

Driving with expired tags, or no insurance, is a risk. If you get caught doing so, you have to pay a stiff penalty, and may even get your car impounded. If that happens, tough titties, and I have no sympathy for these people. That's the chance they take by not following the clear and obvious regulations.

However, this a matter between you and the state government, NOT private citizens. The government should not be creating a "report someone didn't pay their fees" program so people can weaponize it against their enemies, which you know is going to happen.

Those who try to avoid these fees eventually get caught, and they eventually suffer the consequences. Let the process be handled by law enforcement and the DMV.

Furthermore, they do not cause registration rates to go up. Rates are not set based upon the total number of vehicles which register. Do you think they're going to lower registration fees thanks to this program? Fat chance.

What about insurance? Will this get uninsured drivers off the road? No, because these violations go against the VEHICLE, not the driver or owner. These people aren't going to quit driving because someone snitched on them about registration fees. They'll round up the money for the penalty, get the car back (if worth it -- otherwise they'll just buy another beater), and be right back on the road.



In general, I do not like government snitch programs regarding fees or taxes.

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Man, I got pretty lucky the other day. I was coming off a long drive from the airport. I was pulling into a small town, connecting from one highway to another, and I basically did a California-style stop at the stop sign, something I don't normally do, but I could see it was clear as day and wasn't really thinking about it.

I don't think I've ever seen a cop, sheriff, or highway patrol around here except during events. But sure enough, as soon as I made my right-hand turn, I saw the highway patrol car just sitting there, and I knew he was going to pull me over. Fuck, fuck, fuck, I have a lot of cash on me, and I have out-of-state plates.

Sure enough, the guy pulls me over. It first walks up to the passenger side for my wife and the dog are and he says, "Oh, let me go to the other side so I don't upset the dog anymore.

I thought that was cool with him. He seemed fairly young and to have a friendly demeanor.


I had my ID ready, and I'm looking for papers as he's walking up. He asked if I knew what he pulled me over for. I'm like, yeah, I sure do, I didn't come to a complete stop, sorry its it's been a long day.

I didn't want to play any stupid say-nothing games given the situation with having so much cash out-of-state plates etc. At that point, I just wanted a ticket and to be on my way.
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I told him we had just bought property down the road and that's where we were headed. He can see that we're looking for the registration and insurance, but can't seem to find it. Yeah, I normally keep it in the glove compartment, but there's no glove compartment in the van, and I have tons of paperwork to search through. He says, Don't worry about that, your ID is fine for now. As he was walking away, I said, Well, go easy on me.

When he came back, he said, "I just want to let you know your registration has expired." I'm like, are you serious? "I didn't know that. He said, "Yeah, "it's only been about 11 days, be sure to get that taken care of... Please come to a complete stop next time, drive safely, and have a good day."

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

The Nevada DMV, fresh off a serious ransomware attack which completely crippled them, has decided to recoup those losses by starting a snitch program.

There is now a program in place to where you can snitch on anyone who has either expired tags or no license plate. You can make these tips anonymously.

On October 21, the DMV reported that they had received 5000+ tips in less than 2 weeks of the program.

Now they're bragging that the snitching is continuing at that same rate, with 5000 more tips coming in during the next 2 weeks.

Can you believe this shit?

Imagine being a snitch so the government can collect fees. Dumb.

I've heard the counter arguments:

"I have to pay fees, so should they!"

"These people are a menace and usually drive without insurance!"

"These people not paying causes may rates to go up!"


To all of this I say........BULLSHIT!

Driving with expired tags, or no insurance, is a risk. If you get caught doing so, you have to pay a stiff penalty, and may even get your car impounded. If that happens, tough titties, and I have no sympathy for these people. That's the chance they take by not following the clear and obvious regulations.

However, this a matter between you and the state government, NOT private citizens. The government should not be creating a "report someone didn't pay their fees" program so people can weaponize it against their enemies, which you know is going to happen.

Those who try to avoid these fees eventually get caught, and they eventually suffer the consequences. Let the process be handled by law enforcement and the DMV.

Furthermore, they do not cause registration rates to go up. Rates are not set based upon the total number of vehicles which register. Do you think they're going to lower registration fees thanks to this program? Fat chance.

What about insurance? Will this get uninsured drivers off the road? No, because these violations go against the VEHICLE, not the driver or owner. These people aren't going to quit driving because someone snitched on them about registration fees. They'll round up the money for the penalty, get the car back (if worth it -- otherwise they'll just buy another beater), and be right back on the road.



In general, I do not like government snitch programs regarding fees or taxes.

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They are probably just trying to model their program off the Stasi.

At it’s height the Stasi had about 90,000 paid employees, but it had twice as many unpaid informants,

This was helpful since East Germany started as a destroyed country & didn’t do much better over time under communism.

So they needed to think outside the box to save money.

Another thing the Stasi was known for was secretly targeting problem people with dangerous X rays through walls.

This way they could harm & sometimes kill people but avoid any negative human rights blow back.

That might be phase 2 for Nevada.

Once they get a list of all the people creating wear & tear on the roads, but not contributing any revenue for highway maintenance & upkeep they can secretly target them with X rays so they die or get too ill to travel by car.

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

The Nevada DMV, fresh off a serious ransomware attack which completely crippled them, has decided to recoup those losses by starting a snitch program.

There is now a program in place to where you can snitch on anyone who has either expired tags or no license plate. You can make these tips anonymously.

On October 21, the DMV reported that they had received 5000+ tips in less than 2 weeks of the program.

Now they're bragging that the snitching is continuing at that same rate, with 5000 more tips coming in during the next 2 weeks.

Can you believe this shit?

Imagine being a snitch so the government can collect fees. Dumb.

I've heard the counter arguments:

"I have to pay fees, so should they!"

"These people are a menace and usually drive without insurance!"

"These people not paying causes may rates to go up!"


To all of this I say........BULLSHIT!

Driving with expired tags, or no insurance, is a risk. If you get caught doing so, you have to pay a stiff penalty, and may even get your car impounded. If that happens, tough titties, and I have no sympathy for these people. That's the chance they take by not following the clear and obvious regulations.

However, this a matter between you and the state government, NOT private citizens. The government should not be creating a "report someone didn't pay their fees" program so people can weaponize it against their enemies, which you know is going to happen.

Those who try to avoid these fees eventually get caught, and they eventually suffer the consequences. Let the process be handled by law enforcement and the DMV.

Furthermore, they do not cause registration rates to go up. Rates are not set based upon the total number of vehicles which register. Do you think they're going to lower registration fees thanks to this program? Fat chance.

What about insurance? Will this get uninsured drivers off the road? No, because these violations go against the VEHICLE, not the driver or owner. These people aren't going to quit driving because someone snitched on them about registration fees. They'll round up the money for the penalty, get the car back (if worth it -- otherwise they'll just buy another beater), and be right back on the road.



In general, I do not like government snitch programs regarding fees or taxes.

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Man, I got pretty lucky the other day. I was coming off a long drive from the airport. I was pulling into a small town, connecting from one highway to another, and I basically did a California-style stop at the stop sign, something I don't normally do, but I could see it was clear as day and wasn't really thinking about it.

I don't think I've ever seen a cop, sheriff, or highway patrol around here except during events. But sure enough, as soon as I made my right-hand turn, I saw the highway patrol car just sitting there, and I knew he was going to pull me over. Fuck, fuck, fuck, I have a lot of cash on me, and I have out-of-state plates.

Sure enough, the guy pulls me over. It first walks up to the passenger side for my wife and the dog are and he says, "Oh, let me go to the other side so I don't upset the dog anymore.

I thought that was cool with him. He seemed fairly young and to have a friendly demeanor.


I had my ID ready, and I'm looking for papers as he's walking up. He asked if I knew what he pulled me over for. I'm like, yeah, I sure do, I didn't come to a complete stop, sorry its it's been a long day.

I didn't want to play any stupid say-nothing games given the situation with having so much cash out-of-state plates etc. At that point, I just wanted a ticket and to be on my way.
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I told him we had just bought property down the road and that's where we were headed. He can see that we're looking for the registration and insurance, but can't seem to find it. Yeah, I normally keep it in the glove compartment, but there's no glove compartment in the van, and I have tons of paperwork to search through. He says, Don't worry about that, your ID is fine for now. As he was walking away, I said, Well, go easy on me.

When he came back, he said, "I just want to let you know your registration has expired." I'm like, are you serious? "I didn't know that. He said, "Yeah, "it's only been about 11 days, be sure to get that taken care of... Please come to a complete stop next time, drive safely, and have a good day."

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Yes, you did get lucky.

FYI the civil forfeiture shit, while often aimed at out-of-state plates, is not done by all departments. Cops usually don't just decide to search your car and then confiscate cash. Usually these are stings where they specifically get behind out-of-state cars, pull them over for a phony violation, bring out a "drug sniffing dog" which indicates an issue (even if you have no drugs), and then they search the car and find the cash. Then they take it.

So it's all pre-planned. Usually this occurs on highways, and not where you'd ever find a stop sign.

But yeah, this cop was very cool about the whole thing. The fact that you indicated you were a local who had just moved there was helpful.

I once got out of a ticket in a similar fashion. I made a turn where it said "no left turn" (it wasn't one way, they just didn't want the left turn there), and I got pulled over. This was in southern California. At the time I was a Nevada resident and was in CA visiting my parents. I said to him, "I'm so sorry about that. I didn't see that sign. I'm from out of the area, and I'm very confused driving here. I don't exactly know where I'm going. I'm trying to get to my parents' house."

The guy looked at my Nevada license, gave me directions to the city where my parents lived, and let me off with a warning. It was a trap where several cars were being pulled over (because tons were violating this no-left-turn thing), so I was shocked I got out of it. I guess I sold the "confused out of stater" story well, even though I grew up in the area and knew it extremely well!

I see nothing wrong with bringing violations of civil or criminal law to the attention of the relevant authorities for follow up and enforcement.

We are a nation of laws.

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I see nothing wrong with bringing violations of civil or criminal law to the attention of the relevant authorities for follow up and enforcement.

We are a nation of laws.

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First they came for the expired registrations & you said nothing because you didn’t have an expiration registration.

Before you know it they’ll be coming for you for the mami stories & there might not be anyone around to speak up for you by then.

It's not about luck--it's all about paying attention to your driving like you're supposed to. People do make mistakes. If you're worried about driving with a large amount of cash, pay extra careful attention to what you're doing. Just common sense.

Dan, in the book I had sent to you you may have read the part where I got stopped on I-15 just outside LV. Since then, I've only been stopped one other time, and I've driven 100x what anybody else here has driven since then. Most of the time I'm always carrying at least $5k in cash. In fact, when we drove to Ocean Casino Resort this summer I had an avg. of $30k on me at all times as we went back & forth across the country for the 2nd time since May. Neither of us ever worried about a thing.

It's all about vigilance and caring about what you're doing, and what COULD go wrong.

I had a friend living in Vegas but kept his vehicle registered in Kingman, Arizona. Said he saved on registration and insurance. This was back in the 90’s.

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Before you know it they’ll be coming for you for the mami stories & there might not be anyone around to speak up for you by then.

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Gee, I forgot about them: but instead of handcuffs I'll more likely get a Pulitzer prize for fiction.

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Before you know it they’ll be coming for you for the mami stories & there might not be anyone around to speak up for you by then.

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Gee, I forgot about them: but instead of handcuffs I'll more likely get a Pulitzer prize for fiction.

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I don’t know about that, but your writing is definitely good enough to get at least two narwhal tusks & a sack of blubber.

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I see nothing wrong with bringing violations of civil or criminal law to the attention of the relevant authorities for follow up and enforcement.

We are a nation of laws.

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Because it creates a nation of snitches.

I fine with those who choose to report criminal activity. That benefits the community.

Reporting your fellow man for skirting government fees... not so much.

The problem is that fees are used to maintain our transportation infrastructure.

Not requiring scofflaws to contribute costs you more in the end and gives them a bye.

How generous of you.

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The problem is that fees are used to maintain our transportation infrastructure.

Not requiring scofflaws to contribute costs you more in the end and gives them a bye.

How generous of you.

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That's why I have no issue with police or other city/county officials enforcing the laws.

If these people don't pay their fees, and they get caught, they should deal with the consequences. They knew what they were getting into when they chose not to pay.

My problem is turning regular citizens into enforcement soldiers. That's a big difference than the city stepping up enforcement.

Also there is the very real possibility that the police runs a background check on the snitcher and the snitcher ends up being arrested themselves. I have seen a few videos where someone reports someone else to the police and the police runs a background check on the person making the report and it turns out that the person making the report has outstanding warrants and the police arrests the person making the report.

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Also there is the very real possibility that the police runs a background check on the snitcher and the snitcher ends up being arrested themselves. I have seen a few videos where someone reports someone else to the police and the police runs a background check on the person making the report and it turns out that the person making the report has outstanding warrants and the police arrests the person making the report.

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Maybe in the Miami ghetto, but not in the lily white suburbs of Portland.

If you people obeyed the law you might not be so afraid of law enforcement.

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Also there is the very real possibility that the police runs a background check on the snitcher and the snitcher ends up being arrested themselves. I have seen a few videos where someone reports someone else to the police and the police runs a background check on the person making the report and it turns out that the person making the report has outstanding warrants and the police arrests the person making the report.

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So instead of snitches getting stitches snitches actually get cellmates who don’t like snitches & then they might get stitches too on top of that?

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The problem is that fees are used to maintain our transportation infrastructure.

Not requiring scofflaws to contribute costs you more in the end and gives them a bye.

How generous of you.

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Mr. V it could turn into a slipperily slope type deal.

One day you’re reporting on registrations & the next day you are reporting on “hate speech”, disloyalty to whichever political party is currently in power, & anti (insert whichever ethnic group, religious group, or political group is currently in favor) views.

Did you know that the DARE to keep kids off drugs program started innocently enough as drug education to school kids but actually ended with kids informing on their parents to the police for things like smoking pot at home?

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The problem is that fees are used to maintain our transportation infrastructure.

Not requiring scofflaws to contribute costs you more in the end and gives them a bye.

How generous of you.

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Mr. V it could turn into a slipperily slope type deal.

One day you’re reporting on registrations & the next day you are reporting on “hate speech”, disloyalty to whichever political party is currently in power, & anti (insert whichever ethnic group, religious group, or political group is currently in favor) views.

Did you know that the DARE to keep kids off drugs program started innocently enough as drug education to school kids but actually ended with kids informing on their parents to the police for things like smoking pot at home?

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All of that DARE and "Just Say No" shit was going on while I was in middle and high school in the '80s. I was aware of it, but I ignored it, as did every other kid I knew. And I didn't even do drugs.

It was invented by LAPD Police Chief Darryl Gates (remember him?) for the LA Unified School District -- a crap district both then and now. Fortunately I wasn't in that district. When my parents moved to southern California in 1973, and their only child at the time was 1-year-old me, they were smart enough to refuse to buy in any area served by LAUSD. They already knew about the fail, years before they had elementary school aged kids.

But yeah I totally get your point, and I agree. Government snitch programs are not good when it comes to fees, taxes, or victimless crimes.

Cheech & Chong’s Seargent Stadanko routine. Standanko is giving a speech to school kids about turning in drug dealers.

So one kid says “I wanna snitch on Billy! He sold me some shit that wouldn’t get a fly high.”

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Cheech & Chong’s Seargent Stadanko routine. Standanko is giving a speech to school kids about turning in drug dealers.

So one kid says “I wanna snitch on Billy! He sold me some shit that wouldn’t get a fly high.”

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I get it. In the movie they try to nab drug users by getting them to turn in their drug dealers . In real life, Cops did a sting where they tried to nab drug users by claiming they were doing a free drug cleaning. A drug addict fell for the sting and gave the police her drugs to clean and ... She got arrested for drug possession. Posters said something like,"What kind of IDIOT gives the Cops drugs to clean for them?" Other Posters said something like,"Clearly get drug addiction was clouding her common sense. I actually feel bad for her. She looks to be only about 25 and might have at least one child who depends on her and is going to have to face having a Mother who is in jail."

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Cheech & Chong’s Seargent Stadanko routine. Standanko is giving a speech to school kids about turning in drug dealers.

So one kid says “I wanna snitch on Billy! He sold me some shit that wouldn’t get a fly high.”

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I get it. In the movie they try to nab drug users by getting them to turn in their drug dealers . In real life, Cops did a sting where they tried to nab drug users by claiming they were doing a free drug cleaning. A drug addict fell for the sting and gave the police her drugs to clean and ... She got arrested for drug possession. Posters said something like,"What kind of IDIOT gives the Cops drugs to clean for them?" Other Posters said something like,"Clearly get drug addiction was clouding her common sense. I actually feel bad for her. She looks to be only about 25 and might have at least one child who depends on her and is going to have to face having a Mother who is in jail."

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How does one clean drugs?

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Cheech & Chong’s Seargent Stadanko routine. Standanko is giving a speech to school kids about turning in drug dealers.

So one kid says “I wanna snitch on Billy! He sold me some shit that wouldn’t get a fly high.”

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I get it. In the movie they try to nab drug users by getting them to turn in their drug dealers . In real life, Cops did a sting where they tried to nab drug users by claiming they were doing a free drug cleaning. A drug addict fell for the sting and gave the police her drugs to clean and ... She got arrested for drug possession. Posters said something like,"What kind of IDIOT gives the Cops drugs to clean for them?" Other Posters said something like,"Clearly get drug addiction was clouding her common sense. I actually feel bad for her. She looks to be only about 25 and might have at least one child who depends on her and is going to have to face having a Mother who is in jail."

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How does one clean drugs?

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She should have known it was a setup sting as cleaning drugs just sounds plain weird.

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How does one clean drugs?

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Ask a baby boomer.

Back in the day we put some Mexican weed on our Pink Floyd LP covers and plucked the herb and seeds off the stems and used gravity to have the seeds roll off .

Ugh...Oregon weed from the dispensary today is just SO much better.

Cleaner, too.

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I get it. In the movie they try to nab drug users by getting them to turn in their drug dealers . In real life, Cops did a sting where they tried to nab drug users by claiming they were doing a free drug cleaning. A drug addict fell for the sting and gave the police her drugs to clean and ... She got arrested for drug possession. Posters said something like,"What kind of IDIOT gives the Cops drugs to clean for them?" Other Posters said something like,"Clearly get drug addiction was clouding her common sense. I actually feel bad for her. She looks to be only about 25 and might have at least one child who depends on her and is going to have to face having a Mother who is in jail."

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How does one clean drugs?

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She should have known it was a setup sting as cleaning drugs just sounds plain weird.

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How did the cops find drug users and advertise their drug cleaning services?

Do they go to drug infested part of town and just start yelling “Drug cleaning! Get your free drug cleaning here!”?

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She should have known it was a setup sting as cleaning drugs just sounds plain weird.

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How did the cops find drug users and advertise their drug cleaning services?

Do they go to drug infested part of town and just start yelling “Drug cleaning! Get your free drug cleaning here!”?

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They claimed that drugs were laced with cyanide or something like that and they would "clean," the drugs to get rid of the cyanide.

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She should have known it was a setup sting as cleaning drugs just sounds plain weird.

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How did the cops find drug users and advertise their drug cleaning services?

Do they go to drug infested part of town and just start yelling “Drug cleaning! Get your free drug cleaning here!”?

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They claimed that drugs were laced with cyanide or something like that and they would "clean," the drugs to get rid of the cyanide.

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Would be strange a drug user would think their drugs were laced with poison.

A drug dealer & / or any drug supplier that laced their drugs with poison would have a tough time staying in business as all their customers would die, so not only no repeat business, but no referral business either.

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The Nevada DMV, fresh off a serious ransomware attack which completely crippled them, has decided to recoup those losses by starting a snitch program.

There is now a program in place to where you can snitch on anyone who has either expired tags or no license plate. You can make these tips anonymously.

On October 21, the DMV reported that they had received 5000+ tips in less than 2 weeks of the program.

Now they're bragging that the snitching is continuing at that same rate, with 5000 more tips coming in during the next 2 weeks.

Can you believe this shit?

Imagine being a snitch so the government can collect fees. Dumb.

I've heard the counter arguments:

"I have to pay fees, so should they!"

"These people are a menace and usually drive without insurance!"

"These people not paying causes may rates to go up!"


To all of this I say........BULLSHIT!

Driving with expired tags, or no insurance, is a risk. If you get caught doing so, you have to pay a stiff penalty, and may even get your car impounded. If that happens, tough titties, and I have no sympathy for these people. That's the chance they take by not following the clear and obvious regulations.

However, this a matter between you and the state government, NOT private citizens. The government should not be creating a "report someone didn't pay their fees" program so people can weaponize it against their enemies, which you know is going to happen.

Those who try to avoid these fees eventually get caught, and they eventually suffer the consequences. Let the process be handled by law enforcement and the DMV.

Furthermore, they do not cause registration rates to go up. Rates are not set based upon the total number of vehicles which register. Do you think they're going to lower registration fees thanks to this program? Fat chance.

What about insurance? Will this get uninsured drivers off the road? No, because these violations go against the VEHICLE, not the driver or owner. These people aren't going to quit driving because someone snitched on them about registration fees. They'll round up the money for the penalty, get the car back (if worth it -- otherwise they'll just buy another beater), and be right back on the road.



In general, I do not like government snitch programs regarding fees or taxes.

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I'm with you more or less but it is worse in some MAGA states. For example - https://www.npr.org/2022/07/11/11077...ion-bounty-law
Your "snitch" program isn't much more than a hotline. There isn't much new outside of a streamlined way to complain about someone breaking the law. It isn't' incentivizing directly.

That law in TX is completely bonkers - especially given their claim of wanting a "small government". 10x worse. (hi Kewl) I wonder if it has been used successfully yet or will be appealed in some manner. Mdawg, you reading this? Can you give us some of your expertise?

But hey, I bet a lot of those TX types who support this also complain about CA for all sorts of reasons they were told to complain about.

People driving without plates isn't acceptable. Like ... at some points people are in a tough spot and don't have the resources but being able to drive around anonymously and such isn't compatible with having safe highways and societies.

Late to this thread but the police do not enforce expired tags (including the "temporary" ones from newly acquired vehicles) in Las Vegas (source: my experience plus posters in r/lasvegaslocals). Consequently there are *lots* of drivers here who never pay for their tags (which I believe is a major source of revenue in a state with no income tax).

Also there is no automated or systematic attempt to check for insurance.

I think this is relevant context because it's not like this informant program is being added onto a system that was already functioning reasonably well.

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Late to this thread but the police do not enforce expired tags (including the "temporary" ones from newly acquired vehicles) in Las Vegas (source: my experience plus posters in r/lasvegaslocals). Consequently there are *lots* of drivers here who never pay for their tags (which I believe is a major source of revenue in a state with no income tax).

Also there is no automated or systematic attempt to check for insurance.

I think this is relevant context because it's not like this informant program is being added onto a system that was already functioning reasonably well.

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A buddy who lives in LV was just talking about this last week with me. How it seems lawless and crazy, Vegas. He's anti-mask and not a big rule believer type of guy but even he was like ... man it is fucked !

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A drug dealer & / or any drug supplier that laced their drugs with poison would have a tough time staying in business

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Opining about everything while knowing nothing, you're another basement dweller who thinks he's a comedian.

Get a clue, jerkoff, or shut the fuck up.

Fuck you clown, and your douchebag comments.

Chill out, coach.

DGenBen is just sparring / playing with Tasha: they've an established "give and take" where he uses her often silly comments as a springboard for a yuk or two.

What, you don't ever laugh at your fellow humans?

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Chill out, coach.

DGenBen is just sparring / playing with Tasha: they've an established "give and take" where he uses her often silly comments as a springboard for a yuk or two.

What, you don't ever laugh at your fellow humans?

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Coach Anal Jelly doesn’t laugh at his fellow humans, because he has no joy or happiness in his life.

He is miserable & bitter so he tries his best to spread misery & bitterness into the world however he can.

At least he’s just doing it from behind a keyboard hopefully.

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DGenBen is just sparring / playing with Tasha:

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Sparing with Tasha? Are you for real?

Point out the funny stuff.

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Coach doesn’t laugh at his fellow humans

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I don't laugh at you making fun of Tasha. I don't find punks like you funny...not at all.

You're despicable.

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doing it from behind a keyboard hopefully.

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You and your fellow incel nerds live behind a keyboard, none of you would never make your snarky comments standing in front of a man.

MR V, you are the same. The motto where you grew up is "talk shit, get hit"

Knowing that, you ran to the wimp coast ASAP.

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MR V, you are the same. The motto where you grew up is "talk shit, get hit"

Knowing that, you ran to the wimp coast ASAP.

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I moved to the Left Coast after being fortunate enough to have the time and money to spend months traveling this fair land, trying to find "my place."

I thought it was Boulder, or Albuquerque, but a girl I was introduced told me all about Oregon when we were camping on a river north of Taos; she extolled the wonders of Eugene, Oregon in particular, and it sounded great: I looked into it and voila, made my move.

No regrets.

Now instead of the NJ life style you embrace in Edison, or Elizabeth, or whatever shit hole you crawl into ("Talk shit, get hit") I enjoy "Good shit, take a hit."

Again, no regrets.

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Coach doesn’t laugh at his fellow humans

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I don't laugh at you making fun of Tasha. I don't find punks like you funny...not at all.

You're despicable.

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If you don’t find the posts entertaining then fuck off & don’t read them you idiot

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

The Nevada DMV, fresh off a serious ransomware attack which completely crippled them, has decided to recoup those losses by starting a snitch program.

There is now a program in place to where you can snitch on anyone who has either expired tags or no license plate. You can make these tips anonymously.

On October 21, the DMV reported that they had received 5000+ tips in less than 2 weeks of the program.

Now they're bragging that the snitching is continuing at that same rate, with 5000 more tips coming in during the next 2 weeks.

Can you believe this shit?

Imagine being a snitch so the government can collect fees. Dumb.

I've heard the counter arguments:

"I have to pay fees, so should they!"

"These people are a menace and usually drive without insurance!"

"These people not paying causes may rates to go up!"


To all of this I say........BULLSHIT!

Driving with expired tags, or no insurance, is a risk. If you get caught doing so, you have to pay a stiff penalty, and may even get your car impounded. If that happens, tough titties, and I have no sympathy for these people. That's the chance they take by not following the clear and obvious regulations.

However, this a matter between you and the state government, NOT private citizens. The government should not be creating a "report someone didn't pay their fees" program so people can weaponize it against their enemies, which you know is going to happen.

Those who try to avoid these fees eventually get caught, and they eventually suffer the consequences. Let the process be handled by law enforcement and the DMV.

Furthermore, they do not cause registration rates to go up. Rates are not set based upon the total number of vehicles which register. Do you think they're going to lower registration fees thanks to this program? Fat chance.

What about insurance? Will this get uninsured drivers off the road? No, because these violations go against the VEHICLE, not the driver or owner. These people aren't going to quit driving because someone snitched on them about registration fees. They'll round up the money for the penalty, get the car back (if worth it -- otherwise they'll just buy another beater), and be right back on the road.



In general, I do not like government snitch programs regarding fees or taxes.

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I'm with you more or less but it is worse in some MAGA states. For example - https://www.npr.org/2022/07/11/11077...ion-bounty-law
Your "snitch" program isn't much more than a hotline. There isn't much new outside of a streamlined way to complain about someone breaking the law. It isn't' incentivizing directly.

That law in TX is completely bonkers - especially given their claim of wanting a "small government". 10x worse. (hi Kewl) I wonder if it has been used successfully yet or will be appealed in some manner. Mdawg, you reading this? Can you give us some of your expertise?

But hey, I bet a lot of those TX types who support this also complain about CA for all sorts of reasons they were told to complain about.

People driving without plates isn't acceptable. Like ... at some points people are in a tough spot and don't have the resources but being able to drive around anonymously and such isn't compatible with having safe highways and societies.

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What are the odds you believed that dork Governor in Minnesota was doing the right thing when he told residents to snitch of neighbors who didn't wear those foolish masks during covid?

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Originally Posted by DGenBen

doing it from behind a keyboard hopefully.

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You and your fellow incel nerds live behind a keyboard, none of you would never make your snarky comments standing in front of a man.

MR V, you are the same. The motto where you grew up is "talk shit, get hit"

Knowing that, you ran to the wimp coast ASAP.

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Everyone--great insults!

Keep them going!!

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Originally Posted by DGenBen

doing it from behind a keyboard hopefully.

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You and your fellow incel nerds live behind a keyboard, none of you would never make your snarky comments standing in front of a man.

MR V, you are the same. The motto where you grew up is "talk shit, get hit"

Knowing that, you ran to the wimp coast ASAP.

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What the coach imagines he is-


In actuality-

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Originally Posted by coach belly

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Originally Posted by DGenBen

Coach doesn’t laugh at his fellow humans

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I don't laugh at you making fun of Tasha. I don't find punks like you funny...not at all.

You're despicable.

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If you don’t find the posts entertaining then fuck off & don’t read them you idiot

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Responding to coach anal jelly is the definition of -EV.

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Originally Posted by accountinquestion

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

The Nevada DMV, fresh off a serious ransomware attack which completely crippled them, has decided to recoup those losses by starting a snitch program.

There is now a program in place to where you can snitch on anyone who has either expired tags or no license plate. You can make these tips anonymously.

On October 21, the DMV reported that they had received 5000+ tips in less than 2 weeks of the program.

Now they're bragging that the snitching is continuing at that same rate, with 5000 more tips coming in during the next 2 weeks.

Can you believe this shit?

Imagine being a snitch so the government can collect fees. Dumb.

I've heard the counter arguments:

"I have to pay fees, so should they!"

"These people are a menace and usually drive without insurance!"

"These people not paying causes may rates to go up!"


To all of this I say........BULLSHIT!

Driving with expired tags, or no insurance, is a risk. If you get caught doing so, you have to pay a stiff penalty, and may even get your car impounded. If that happens, tough titties, and I have no sympathy for these people. That's the chance they take by not following the clear and obvious regulations.

However, this a matter between you and the state government, NOT private citizens. The government should not be creating a "report someone didn't pay their fees" program so people can weaponize it against their enemies, which you know is going to happen.

Those who try to avoid these fees eventually get caught, and they eventually suffer the consequences. Let the process be handled by law enforcement and the DMV.

Furthermore, they do not cause registration rates to go up. Rates are not set based upon the total number of vehicles which register. Do you think they're going to lower registration fees thanks to this program? Fat chance.

What about insurance? Will this get uninsured drivers off the road? No, because these violations go against the VEHICLE, not the driver or owner. These people aren't going to quit driving because someone snitched on them about registration fees. They'll round up the money for the penalty, get the car back (if worth it -- otherwise they'll just buy another beater), and be right back on the road.



In general, I do not like government snitch programs regarding fees or taxes.

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I'm with you more or less but it is worse in some MAGA states. For example - https://www.npr.org/2022/07/11/11077...ion-bounty-law
Your "snitch" program isn't much more than a hotline. There isn't much new outside of a streamlined way to complain about someone breaking the law. It isn't' incentivizing directly.

That law in TX is completely bonkers - especially given their claim of wanting a "small government". 10x worse. (hi Kewl) I wonder if it has been used successfully yet or will be appealed in some manner. Mdawg, you reading this? Can you give us some of your expertise?

But hey, I bet a lot of those TX types who support this also complain about CA for all sorts of reasons they were told to complain about.

People driving without plates isn't acceptable. Like ... at some points people are in a tough spot and don't have the resources but being able to drive around anonymously and such isn't compatible with having safe highways and societies.

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What are the odds you believed that dork Governor in Minnesota was doing the right thing when he told residents to snitch of neighbors who didn't wear those foolish masks during covid?

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What are the odds I pay attention to a governor from a minor state? I have 0 clue what you are referencing.

That is because I make my own opinions and don't have them fed to me by some grifter media you old fool.

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Everyone--great insults!

Keep them going!!

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just...

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Originally Posted by AxelWolf

giving out a faults narrative

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Everything you need to know about coach belly:



What a crazy question to ask on ... <checks notes> a gambling forum :rolleyes:.

Message boards often benefit from having a poster serve as a foil; that's Coach: a foil.

"Curses, foiled again..."

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What a crazy question to ask

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Now you are being noisy.

You must have spent some time searching through my posting history, you're quite the dickrider.

So what's the issue with my answer?

I was pretty accommodating, more than most around here would ever be.

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I'm with you more or less but it is worse in some MAGA states. For example - https://www.npr.org/2022/07/11/11077...ion-bounty-law
Your "snitch" program isn't much more than a hotline. There isn't much new outside of a streamlined way to complain about someone breaking the law. It isn't' incentivizing directly.

That law in TX is completely bonkers - especially given their claim of wanting a "small government". 10x worse. (hi Kewl) I wonder if it has been used successfully yet or will be appealed in some manner. Mdawg, you reading this? Can you give us some of your expertise?

But hey, I bet a lot of those TX types who support this also complain about CA for all sorts of reasons they were told to complain about.

People driving without plates isn't acceptable. Like ... at some points people are in a tough spot and don't have the resources but being able to drive around anonymously and such isn't compatible with having safe highways and societies.

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What are the odds you believed that dork Governor in Minnesota was doing the right thing when he told residents to snitch of neighbors who didn't wear those foolish masks during covid?

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What are the odds I pay attention to a governor from a minor state? I have 0 clue what you are referencing.

That is because I make my own opinions and don't have them fed to me by some grifter media you old fool.

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Hey bozo--Timmy was your VP candidate when that idiot Kamala lost to the best US president in history.

Get off that dialysis machine in your nursing home and wise up.

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Originally Posted by coach belly

MR V, you are the same. The motto where you grew up is "talk shit, get hit"

Knowing that, you ran to the wimp coast ASAP.

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I moved to the Left Coast after being fortunate enough to have the time and money to spend months traveling this fair land, trying to find "my place."

I thought it was Boulder, or Albuquerque, but a girl I was introduced told me all about Oregon when we were camping on a river north of Taos; she extolled the wonders of Eugene, Oregon in particular, and it sounded great: I looked into it and voila, made my move.

No regrets.

Now instead of the NJ life style you embrace in Edison, or Elizabeth, or whatever shit hole you crawl into ("Talk shit, get hit") I enjoy "Good shit, take a hit."

Again, no regrets.

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Sounds like you couldn't cut it and moved to Gresham

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What a crazy question to ask

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Now you are being noisy.

You must have spent some time searching through my posting history, you're quite the dickrider.

So what's the issue with my answer?

I was pretty accommodating, more than most around here would ever be.

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The guy who proudly goes by 'anal jelly' insulting others with the name 'dickrider'.

Ohhh the irony. lol

and lol @ being so miserable in life.

Singer might be a bigger loser but at least he seems happy.....

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What are the odds you believed that dork Governor in Minnesota was doing the right thing when he told residents to snitch of neighbors who didn't wear those foolish masks during covid?

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What are the odds I pay attention to a governor from a minor state? I have 0 clue what you are referencing.

That is because I make my own opinions and don't have them fed to me by some grifter media you old fool.

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Hey bozo--Timmy was your VP candidate when that idiot Kamala lost to the best US president in history.

Get off that dialysis machine in your nursing home and wise up.

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So the dork governor from Minnesota you're referencing is that guy who ran as VP? Honestly I can't think of his name. haha.. kinda crazy.

The whole left/right battle is kinda stupid to me and meant for fucking muppets.

Just like you, ol feller.

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Sounds like you couldn't cut it and moved to Gresham

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Sounds like you're hard of hearing, if that's your conclusion.

I've lived in SW Ptld / Lake Oswego, as if it matters...

But hey, a full and rich fantasy life such as you seem to have ain't a bad thing.

Kevin Love is from Lake Oswego. And just saying, maybe Albuquerque was your spot. Every advertisement there is an attorney offering to help with citizenship or a DUI. Or a dispensary.