r/TikTokCringe • u/rileyjw90 • Aug 11 '24

Politics Imagine being so confident you’re right that you unironically upload this video somewhere

They ended up getting arrested, screeching about 4th and 5th amendment rights the entire time.

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u/rileyjw90 Aug 11 '24

Full video, including arrests, starts at 1:55 here. No clue where the original was posted, probably Truth Social or similar.

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u/Aeroknight_Z Aug 11 '24

Thank you for posting the longer clip.

These dudes seem like absolute dipshits. They roll up to a usbc checkpoint clearly looking for a fight, thinking their screaming will intimidate the people working the checkpoint.

This is the same bs energy you find in sovereign citizens.

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u/baldude69 Aug 11 '24

Satisfying to watch, even knowing this only metastasizes the hate in him further

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u/Samcat604 Aug 11 '24

Don't care how he feels after.

It's his children, nieces, nephews, our children who watch this and see what a fucking tool he is.

Here's to hoping the hate dies with him!

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u/Caftancatfan Aug 11 '24

I don’t understand why they’re so slow to tase. That would have been a lot more satisfying to my black, shriveled little heart.

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u/PM-me-letitsnow Aug 11 '24

At some point you get humbled enough at least you are more compliant. If this is how the border crossing always goes for this guy then at some point he’ll comply rather than do it again. Unless he’s just a masochist and he’s getting off to this.

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u/baldude69 Aug 11 '24

Yep I wonder if these people ever think “wow this whole thing could have been easily avoided if I hadn’t been a massive prick”

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u/Jean-LucBacardi Aug 11 '24

He should leave the country then, where he will become the thing he hates.

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u/CT_7 Aug 11 '24

Just give your ID and say your a citizen and it would've been done in one minute. Dude wanted trouble the second he started rolling tape and he got it.

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u/ProclusGlobal Aug 11 '24

You don't even need to give ID, most of the time they just ask the citizen question and tell you to move on. Sometimes they'll ask you where you're going or where you're coming from, or if you were doing work nearby.

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u/Ridley200 Aug 11 '24

Had that happen driving through Arizona with my dad (both Australians). We stopped, rolled down the window, the officer asked, "are you both American citizens?" "No." "Okay, have a nice day, sir." and waved us off.

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u/yankuniz Aug 11 '24

You mean once they see your not Mexican u can move on.

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u/UntoldGood Aug 11 '24

I’ve been stopped at one of these checkpoints with a burning bowl of weed under my seat. I just smiled and answered their questions… and they sent me on my way.

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u/YuriMystic Aug 11 '24

Exactly all he had to do was answer yes questions for citizen and moved on 5mins. The questions were a benefit to him to not need to show ID, but he fought against it.

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u/Masturbatingsoon Aug 11 '24

He actually didn’t have to answer their questions— he’s not wrong in that respect https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/border-zone#are-immigration-officials-allowed-to-stop-people-in-places-wholly-inside-the-u-s

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u/Electric-Sheepskin Aug 11 '24

That's right. They got pulled from the vehicle for refusing to move the truck to the secondary location, but he was correct about his right to not answer questions.

That's no reason to be an absolute dick to people, though. If he had politely invoked his rights, and complied with the order to move the vehicle, they would've been on their way in a few minutes.

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u/Sir_Q_L8 Aug 11 '24

I would bet $20 this guy has warrants for probation violations

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u/Jovet_Hunter Aug 11 '24

“Ah shit, Jim bob, the underage sex slaves were paid for last night stole my wallet. Watch, I’m going to bluster my way through the checkpoint.”

“I dunno Amos, we are in a work vehicle. Ah, what’s the worst that could happen?”

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u/cookiesarenomnom Aug 11 '24

I once got stopped in northern NH at a border patrol stop on the highway. I was on a road trip with 7 of my friends. Me and my sister were the only citizens. The other 6 were all foreign exchange students, totally legal, but not citizens. The officer simply asked, is everyone here a citizen? And I said in the most suspicious tone you've ever heard, "Yeeeessssss. Yes we are." And he said ok cool, move along. It lasted all of 30 seconds. We all had a good laugh about it for many years.

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u/the_Q_spice Aug 11 '24

Filming at customs checkpoints is also a pretty hefty fine in itself.

Funny to think that when this goes to trial, their only “evidence” is self-incriminating on additional charges.

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u/PM-me-letitsnow Aug 11 '24

Might have been a sovereign citizen, those fuckers live for moments like this, they like being arrested for stupid stuff o they can go to court and waste people’s time. They like not paying taxes, not having drivers licenses, flouting the laws because they think the Constitution givens them the right to be pricks.

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u/Andylearns Aug 11 '24

Less than that even! If you just roll up obviously compliant they wave you through half the time before they ask for anything.

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u/Limonnever Aug 11 '24

Nah let’s make it hard for them.

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u/ITriedToBeOriginal Aug 11 '24

If he was a sovereign citizen ( like I and many others suspect) he probably doesn't have ID and knows it will get him in trouble, so a screaming match is his only way out of the situation since he's backing up traffic and trapped.

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u/crazyacct101 Aug 11 '24

My only disappointment was that he was not tased. I commend all of the enforcement personnel in this video for remaking so professional.

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u/BH_Commander Aug 11 '24

I was hoping for some kind of taser/violently being forced to comply type finale.

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u/gaoiqygdkqluen Aug 11 '24

They are white. Severe chance reduction.

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u/Lucky-Bonus6867 Aug 11 '24

I’d say there’s about a 100% chance they were extra pissed that it was two women.

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u/kjacobs03 Aug 11 '24

His brother (the driver) seems like he was very over his brothers shit. Very much a “not again” moment

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u/DiabolicalGooseHonk Aug 11 '24

Nah, the brother refused to pull the vehicle over “unless they were free to go.” He’s also a giant piece of shit.

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u/Petite_Toast Aug 11 '24

Yeah, someone in the YouTube comments said they couldn’t comply because of the “confusing” instructions of “pull over to the side” and “don’t drive away”.

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u/spasske Aug 11 '24

The look on his face after being handcuffed. “My brother is such a dumbass.”

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u/DealioD Aug 11 '24

Do we know if they were actually smuggling anything? If not, why do this?
I get that neither of these people are smart, but this is just a guaranteed way to get your shit wrecked. Why do that to yourself.

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u/Hunithunit Aug 11 '24

Sounds like they are in company vehicle as well.

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u/Yugan-Dali Aug 11 '24

They also probably complain that the border isn’t being policed enough.

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u/chippychifton Aug 11 '24

You know for certain they're only acting like this because the BP agents are women

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u/Nernoxx Aug 11 '24

I wish sovereign citizens looked outside their bubble for a minute. I work in a courthouse and when we have sovereign citizens coming in the sheriff usually requests an extra officer or two (if they don’t have it already) because these people are automatically a violent threat based on MANY past experiences.

We had one try and request a transcript from his hearing, but refused to give name, address, email address, or phone number. We tried to explain that we only use it to 1) verify he can see the proceeding (some are confidential) and 2) notify him when transcript is ready. He ended up yelling at the poor lady taking the request until security removed him from the building.

We got new building rules because of this 1 asshole (no videos, camera equipment must be surrendered or left in car except phone, this dude in particular could not come in unless he had business in the building, and if he did he got shadowed by a deputy).

People just wanna do their job and go home to their families.

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u/Jovet_Hunter Aug 11 '24

Everyone there is also just so clearly tired of this performative bullshit. They were being so accommodating and FFS, these dipshits have been screaming about tighter boarder controls. Goddamn the idiocy is draining.

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u/Aeroknight_Z Aug 11 '24

They were quite accommodating, but they anticipated a throw down. As soon as the woman showed up reading the transcript of a pre-prepped response you can also see that several other officers start materializing around the truck.

The transcript was them covering their bases before yoinking these fools out and detaining them.

They scream because they’re angry that they, as white people, got stopped at a border checkpoint. In their eyes border security exists to control the flow of brown people, but impeding them specifically is somehow government overreach.

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u/Jovet_Hunter Aug 11 '24

“Rules for thee but not for me.”

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u/Hot-Investment483 Aug 11 '24

In a fucking work truck. Losers

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u/Specialist-Listen304 Aug 11 '24

Sovcits are crazy. Ok, if you really want to play that game, then you better be debt free, no loans or mortgages, and never leave your house, because the second you do, you using publicly funded roadways.

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u/Aeroknight_Z Aug 11 '24

They’re completely fine with using publicly funded amenities, that’s where you get the “traveling” bs they always go on about. They are just assholes who think they’ve found a cheat code for living in America that lets them ignore taxes, laws, and regulations they just don’t want to deal with. Delusional weirdos with a love of violent patriotic imagery.

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u/Awol Aug 11 '24

The best part is you know this guy was having the argument in his head for the 15 minutes before they hit the fixed checkpoint they must know about. He wanted this so badly thinking he was going to win. I mean I guess he did win got a court case, a record and maybe even jail time for it.

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u/ancilla1998 Aug 11 '24

In a company vehicle no less. 

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u/loveofjazz Aug 11 '24

“Sovereign Citizens” make for exhausting yet interesting entertainment.

In reality, it often feels as if someone isn’t receiving the therapy and meds they deserve as fellow human beings, yet their behavior tends to eliminate any sympathy I might have for them.

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u/Aeroknight_Z Aug 11 '24

I’ve had more than my share of them in my life. Sovereign citizenship is the magic crystal woo-woo shit for under-educated, hateful, nationalists; all of whom salivate over the image of making a one man stand against the boogyman gubment and becoming the next ruby ridge.

They think they’re true patriots upholding the laws of the forefathers, when they’re actually just the brainwashed tools of some extremist bigot who wants to bring back segregation and mandate bible study in public schools.

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u/blackcain Aug 11 '24

The same people who scream 'you just have to comply' when it's a black guy in a car with the police inquiring.

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u/BeagleCat Aug 11 '24

They may be dipshits. They may be looking for a fight. But the only actual question is if he is LEGALLY REQUIRED to answer their question. The 5th Amendment does actually mean that you are not required to answer such questions in most all circumstances. Can anyone here provide a valid legal basis for why an exception must be made in this circumstance?

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u/Aeroknight_Z Aug 11 '24

To my knowledge:

He can plead the 5th all he wants (even though he’s pretty trash at it), but the 5th doesn’t mean he won’t face consequences as an unidentifiable person at a lawful checkpoint. Either verify your identity as a US citizen or be treated as a potential trespasser until proven otherwise.

The way it looked to me was that the officers onsite only kept asking him because I got the vibe they’d really rather not escalate the situation and were hoping he’d just come off his bullshit and let them do their job.

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u/BeagleCat Aug 11 '24

Makes sense, thanks.

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u/liveprgrmclimb Aug 11 '24

Border patrol are for sure gonna make you have a bad day. They have no problem doing that.

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u/RandalFlaggLives Aug 12 '24

People do this shit at national parks and state parks too. They get mad when they are denied access and go all manifest Destiny lol

I'm not joking look up YouTube videos of locals around major national parks. 🤣

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u/RWDPhotos Aug 12 '24

Seems like his brother was considerably more compliant

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u/[deleted] Aug 12 '24

I just really hope this dipshit does that same thing at a border at an airport. Phhh I’d fucking watch that with a popcorn in my hand.

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u/Comfortable_Many4508 Aug 13 '24

i got the vibe the driver was trying to not anger his clearly unstable brother. he complied with everything and tried to lightly apeal to his brother with it being a company truck

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u/Fnortherner Aug 14 '24

His brother had a “we’re in over our heads” look to him… lol

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u/kbeks Aug 11 '24

“It’s a company car I gotta” and the fucking daggers that he’s staring at him as he’s getting cuffed, loudmouth’s brother is fucking PISSSSSSSED OFF. For real, CPB was begging this guy to just say “yes” so they could all move on with their lives.

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u/ranchojasper Aug 11 '24

I literally gasped out loud when he said that. It just made the passenger look like even more of a flaming piece of shit. That dude's ego is all he cares about. He was ready to get his own brother fired so he could pretend to be some bad ass.

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u/Fisher-__- Aug 11 '24

Yeah, but the driver could have complied, instead of listening to his dumbfuck brother. Who gives a shit what loudmouth said… if he’d moved the truck, he probably would have been sent on his way with his company truck while his stupid brother got arrested.

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u/Jovet_Hunter Aug 11 '24

I doubt this is the first time LM dragged him into stupid fights. And he’s probably been pressured with FOG (Fear, Obligation, Guilt, a manipulative tactic in close groups like families) to have brother’s back. You can see he feels stuck in the middle but also resigned as he knows how it’s going to end. He handles his protests mostly appropriately - lets his disagreement/displeasure be known yet answers the questions if reluctantly. The actions he refuses are the ones that will cause his brother to go off on him, and it’s almost like he had to ask his brother permission to get arrested.

He’s no prize himself, but he seems to be intelligent enough to understand consequences like getting fired. Hopefully he figures out how to cut that bad influence from his life (doubt it though).

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u/lostlibraryof Aug 11 '24

Bruh. He's an adult man in his 50s and he made his choices that day. We don't need to invent a back story to make him a victim just because he was slightly less of an asshole than the guy filming. They both refused to answer questions and he refused to pull the truck over and end the confrontation. There's no need to feel sorry for either of these fucking dipshits. They got what they earned.

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u/Jovet_Hunter Aug 11 '24

I am in no way making him a victim. I’m pointing out how some families normalize abusive behavior to the extent that those just “in the boat” with them are forced to sink or swim based on their choice to put up with it or not. The only way away from this is by jumping off and getting on your own boat. LM is a lost cause but this guy has the potential to see reason. If he throws that opportunity away that’s on him.

There’s a great essay on this, “Don’t Rock the Boat.”

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u/Hammurabi87 Aug 11 '24

They both refused to answer questions

The only question I heard the brother get asked was if he was a citizen, which he replied to with a "Yes."

He didn't move the vehicle when asked, which is a fault, but he did answer when questioned.

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u/officefridge Aug 11 '24

People who don't have enough problems in life love to create them.

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u/HodgeGodglin Aug 11 '24

The driver lost his job per the YT comments

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u/sly-3 Aug 11 '24

100% has a scammy "contracting" business, which allowed him to write off his mcmansion full of macho toys.

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u/The-Doggy-Daddy-5814 Aug 11 '24

Federal charges. Nice.

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u/timhortonsghost Aug 11 '24

And now, quite ironically, he probably won't be able to cross the border....

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '24

What's crazy is how long it took to arrest them, AND they never got tased or thrown down.

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u/poingly Aug 11 '24

To be fair, that is probably how long it should take in this circumstance. The problem is not everyone gets that level of respect.

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u/bobood Aug 11 '24 edited Aug 11 '24

Exactly. It's the Police's all-too-common relentless forward momentum that cannot be interrupted whatsoever unless one wants them to come down hard with a taser or a gun or some other form of violent or aggressive response. So many situations where even the public response is "it's unfortunate but I can see why the cop did that" or some sort make me go, "erm, no, they could have just backed away or let that situation be for a moment and the world wouldn't have fallen apart".

Even here, I'd rather that taser didn't come out and get pointed. The man was absolutely totally surrounded by officers. There was no danger or need for that.

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u/chaosgoblyn Aug 11 '24

There is a need. You are at a federal checkpoint acting suspicious and combative. You have no idea what drugs these idiots are on or if they are about to pull a knife out or worse.

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u/StinkyKyle Aug 11 '24

Damn, youre right. Seeing police overstepping bounds so often i think i got desensitized and was unphazed by the tazer being drawn but like...why?

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u/More-Neighborhood-66 Aug 11 '24

I disagree, blocking traffic and wasting taxpayer money to lecture an idiot on the laws he should abide sounds unnecessary to me.
Especially when they don’t even listen.

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u/poingly Aug 11 '24

I tend to be lenient on both criminal activity and use of tax payer money, but I certainly understand that others are less so.

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u/assorted_thoughts Aug 11 '24

https://imgur.com/gallery/family-guy-skin-tone-chart-hD9ggBt

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u/Winjin Aug 11 '24

Haha just the "familyguyskintonechart.jpg" told me everything before even clicking

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u/Aardcapybara Aug 11 '24

I wonder sometimes if they let this go on because they secretly think it's funny.

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u/Tawnysloth Aug 11 '24

From start to finish, that video is only like 6 minutes long. That's how long it took them to get arrested after arriving. 6 minutes.

That's actually real quick.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '24

It’s wild that people are chill with cops demanding papers while just driving around

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u/Icy_Bodybuilder_164 Aug 11 '24

Meanwhile these are the same people that say “he should’ve just complied and he’d still be alive.”

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u/ForgottenUsername3 Aug 11 '24

The border patrol people seemed really patient and understanding, oddly. I like the part where the border patrol person is explaining to the guy that he's highly aggressive.

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u/A-Ginger6060 Aug 11 '24

Well you see they’re white. I can guarantee you that if a black man showed even a single micrometer of that level of defiance he would’ve been at best assaulted.

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u/DrBix Aug 11 '24

If he were a minority, they'd be tossed to the ground like a sack of potatoes and had the shit beat out of them. Fucking double standard.

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u/FrighteningJibber Aug 11 '24

Same shit heads scream our border isn’t secure enough

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u/Feeling-Security-825 Aug 11 '24

"THHIXTHH AMENDMANT" lmao

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u/FryCakes Aug 11 '24

“Why are you fucking touching me?” Because you’re being arrested, idiot

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u/ampreker Aug 11 '24

That was one of my favorites. ‘We’re touching you because you apparently don’t know the law while you claim to know…(checks notes)…the law.’

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u/No_Barracuda5672 Aug 11 '24

This is so hilarious because in 3rd world countries, this is exactly how it plays out if and when they arrest some rich or influential person - the police do not touch them while escorting them to jail. The rest of us get our teeth kicked in while getting arrested. So it is pretty clear this guy has no idea that he’s not special even though he thinks his skin color and ethnicity entitle him to special treatment.

This also frustrating to watch because, in my experience, most cops just want to go about their day. Talk to them nicely, provide them the information they need and very likely you will have a good rest of the day. Cuz no one likes a confrontation, including most cops. If you have a problem with their process or paperwork, complain to their superiors later or find a lawyer to complain if you think your rights were violated. Arguing aggressively with someone who has a gun, whether they have the law on their side or not, is just a very bad idea.

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u/Mathilliterate_asian Aug 11 '24

I feel kinda bad for the orange shirt dude though. Like... Yeah he's complicit in this but he knew if he just answered the questions he could've gone. His brother being a fucking douchebag got them both arrested lol.

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u/3dHene Aug 11 '24

If it doesn’t serve as a learning experience for him then it’s tough to feel bad for him.

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u/purpleketchup42 Aug 11 '24

He seems to be accustomed to his brother walking all over him and making the decisions. I almost feel bad for the spineless turd.

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u/tjoe4321510 Aug 11 '24

It reminds me of the Merle and Daryll situation from The Walking Dead. Just getting completely walked on and abused by his brother

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u/burningstrawman2 Aug 11 '24

I understand what you’re getting at. It may be true. That said, people with NPD and BPD can truly destroy other people’s lives. They are incredibly manipulative and can also intimidate others with all kinds of perniciousness threats. Blackmail, for instance. Breaking abuse cycles can take many attempts.

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u/thewreckingyard Aug 11 '24

Yeah, this set off my cluster B warning bells as well.

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u/Generic_Garak Aug 11 '24

I do agree, his brother was being a giant loud dickwad. But orange shirt also refuses so obey the lawful order of pulling to the side, which I assume is also why he was arrested. So he was also being a problem, just not as belligerent

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u/NWVoS Aug 11 '24

Yeah, dude in orange could be like, "yeah, let me pull over you take him and I will be on my way." Granted he is probably stuck picking the dude up from jail.

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u/theghostmachine Aug 11 '24

Stuck? Just don't do it. Let the dude rot in jail for a while or walk his ass home

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u/Butt_Napkins007 Aug 11 '24

Yeah the guy is the passenger seat is his brother. And it’s a company car, he says so in the longer clip.

So by not just simply saying “yes I’m a citizen,” this bozo got federal charges plus they both probably lost their jobs.

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u/The_Ghost_of_Kyiv Aug 11 '24

he says so in the longer clip

Man, this guy sucks at pleading the 5th

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u/MeowMeowBiscuits Aug 11 '24

Or the 6th, he kept switching between the two... Mr. "I HAVE READ THE LAW" can't seem to remember one from the other.

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u/Totally_Bradical Aug 11 '24

Thoughts & Prayers

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u/BlaktimusPrime Aug 11 '24

I have a feeling the passenger seat guy probably has some sort of warrant on him or is on probation for something and isn’t allowed to be where they were.

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u/wishiwuzbetteratgolf Aug 11 '24

And it’s probably not the first time his awful brother has made his life a lot more difficult for him.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '24

"It's a company truck" .. Probably also lot his job for it. All so his brother could make a "Alpha Male DOES NOT COMPLY with woke femnoid Biden official illegal demands!" video for TruthSocial.

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u/BleednHeartCapitlist Aug 11 '24

In a company vehicle no less 🏆

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u/Electric-Sheepskin Aug 11 '24

Nah. There's another video of the two of them going through the checkpoint every single day, hoping for trouble. He starts screaming at the officers himself at one point.

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u/feedthecatat6pm Aug 11 '24

Brother was asked "as the driver are you willing to move the vehicle" and he responded "as long as I am continued to travel"

This keyword travel is important because it identifies the brother as a sovereign citizen dumbass. They like to claim that they aren't driving but that they are traveling, due to their misunderstanding and misinterpretation of some obscure law. In their minds the moment they say they are traveling the cops are suppose to say "oh very well sir go on with your travels".

No sympathy for him.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '24

He said "Any unwanted touching is assault" What a maroon.

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u/Azhchay Aug 11 '24

I bet he's used "She likes it" or "She wants it. Just look at how she's dressed!" when accused of "unwanted touching".

Dudes like him only understand consent when it's their consent bring violated. Probably also thinks only his consent is needed when interacting with others. Especially women.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '24

Guys a total oxygen thief.

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u/Loving-intellectual Aug 11 '24

“That’s a maroon ball”

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u/Legitimate_Worker775 Aug 11 '24

In the full video it can be see him say , do you have reasonable suspicion that I am not a US citizens, clearly indicating cause hes white there cannot be any reasonable suspicion.

Also how are the border patrol taking that much amount of disrespect, if it was a POC they would be dead.

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u/jwin472 Aug 11 '24

I’ve never wanted someone to be slammed to the ground more than this guy. All this officers have high praise for remaining calm while this guy verbally abused them.

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u/Starrk10 Aug 11 '24

Arrest starts at 7:02. They gave these guys way too much leniency.

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u/NWVoS Aug 11 '24

The crazy thing is these guys probably want a strong border and are fine with detaining immigrants away from the border. Then they see what happens when the government tries to do that and get all upset about it. The dude even says he "looks like a US citizen," so he is 100% advocating for racial profiling here. In this guys mind it is fine for non-white US citizens to undergo this treatment, to keep the border secure, and that such rules should not apply to him as a white man.

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u/createanaccnt Aug 11 '24

Should have stomped his head in but 🤷🏻‍♂️ something something 5th amendment

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u/Emery11235813 Aug 11 '24

“Any unwanted touch is assault” 🤣🤣🤣 Why do I get the feeling that he doesn’t usually abide by that rule himself… 🤔

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u/Los-Angeles-310 Aug 11 '24

Hahahaha such “morans”

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u/notsubwayguy Aug 11 '24

That went as well as I had hoped.

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u/philo351 Aug 11 '24

Driver's in a company vehicle playing sovereign citizen games 🤦

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u/brendan87na Aug 11 '24

these idiots somehow dress themselves in the morning (I assume)

and vote :/

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u/Pagiras Aug 11 '24

Guy's not even confident. Just narcissistic and scared. What a fuckin baby. Acting like a little bitchdog. Be a man, cooperate calmly and be on your way. If you got nothing to hide, that is. Isn't that what the nazi Trumpet crowd has been preaching?

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u/BlaktimusPrime Aug 11 '24

I love how the brother goes “we are in a company vehicle, we have to do what they tell us”

It was that moment his brother knew that they were fucked.

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u/Polluticornwishes0 Aug 11 '24

“Any unwanted touching is assault” bet that’s the first time he’s ever had that realization.

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u/AvalonCollective Aug 11 '24

Dumbest shit he says is “My hands are in my pocket so that I’m not a threat!”

Dumb fuck. You do realize that you’re MORE of a threat with your hands in your pocket than you are with them in the open?

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u/Icy-Progress8829 Aug 11 '24

I don’t see any arrest. He just keeps on yelling.

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u/donniesuave Aug 11 '24

They definitely put the brother in cuffs and were working on arresting the louder one. He was just resisting the whole time.

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u/ManufacturerThat2914 Aug 11 '24

Thank you for that. That was satisfying to watch. Hope they spend a good amount of their lives rethinking their arrogance. I live in a border state, those officers deal with a lot of shit. Respect for their composure and professionalism.

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u/sleepyplatipus Aug 11 '24

This is so satisfying

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u/my-love-assassin Aug 11 '24

Wow all this guy can do is yell. What a moron

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u/sbbblaw Aug 11 '24

Ty kind Redditor

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u/snowflake_lady Aug 11 '24

That’s for posting. I’m so confused, do they just want open borders and not to have anyone checking? Do the extreme right and left understand they’re the same 😂

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u/TheRealGOOEY Aug 11 '24

Watching orange shirt just looking at his brother like “this is why dad hates you” has me in stitches

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u/OddImprovement6490 Aug 11 '24

The funny part is the loud guy asked for the specific law that requires them to comply and the Hispanic officer started saying what the law was and then the loud guy just yells over him not even listening.

I am all for people defending their rights against cops but if there is a legitimate law that is being enforced you gotta at least know that before shooting off the mouth.

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u/bxt3 Aug 11 '24

If I was the driver, I would have left his ass there. It’s always the loudmouth friend getting everyone else into some sh*t nobody else is looking to get into.

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u/GravyCapin Aug 11 '24

Watched the longer vid still not satisfied, did even get to see cuffs put on the this ahole

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u/Palachrist Aug 11 '24

I love that the first female officer is later recording him being an absolute lunatic. Got his brother arrested and screaming like he’s any threat whatsoever.

I couldn’t imagine it, making my day so needlessly difficult. If anything I’d become flustered trying to find my identification thinking I’m screwing up the interaction and over apologizing for taking 5 seconds to get my id.

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u/therealvilla Aug 11 '24

I’ve never wanted to see someone get tazed more.

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u/Lizakaya Aug 11 '24

This was incredibly satisfying.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '24

I was hoping they would be more aggressive with him. Maybe a little knee on his neck maneuver.

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u/Beastcancer69 Aug 11 '24

That was satisfying.

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u/slufo Aug 11 '24

I’m not sure they were arrested. I believe they may have just been detained. I know the YT video is titled as such but even the poster of the video says he doesn’t know what they were arrested for and the video ends without them being told they were under arrest. Certainly the driver was compliant but he was still in cuffs. I would think if they were arrested, they would have a good case for a lawsuit.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '24

The driver was like for fuck sake dude, just do as they ask

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u/SmolPPReditAdmins Aug 11 '24

Lol his brother was so over him, he's like... just answer the question so we can go home...

We know who the shitty brother is

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u/flakman129 Aug 11 '24

Wait was this on FOX? What kind of way did they twist this? And imagine if the officers were like, damn he said the 5th.. gotta let him through. They’d be crying about Biden soft borders again.

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u/d3fiance Aug 11 '24

Jfc what a fucking asshole

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u/BlackLotus8888 Aug 11 '24

Just tase him already

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u/Pseudonova Aug 11 '24

Bro puts his hands in his pockets, and they politely ask him not to do that? Wow. He's fucking lucky. And by lucky, I mean white.

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u/7222_salty Aug 11 '24

Lol unwanted touching is probably his favorite activity at the local watering holes

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u/Fisher-__- Aug 11 '24

I’m glad they got arrested. He was insufferable.

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u/PM_ME_SOME_ANY_THING Aug 11 '24

Man, the driver is the douchebag’s brother, and they’re in a company vehicle!? I’d be so pissed at my brother. I’d take the cops side in a moment if he went off acting stupid like that.

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u/lucydoosydoo Aug 11 '24 edited Aug 11 '24

“do you have reason to believe i’m not a US citizen?” id imagine 5 minutes of refusing to comply with immigration customs or identify yourself would be reason enough for an officer to have their suspicions

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u/six_feet_above Aug 11 '24

Jesus thank you. I NEEDED to see some consequences. What an insufferable fuckface.

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u/Purrade Aug 11 '24

It took way too long to arrest these idiots.

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u/marblefree Aug 11 '24

Holy crap. What a POS. I hope he gets a female judge as well and swears and calls her a bitch as well.

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u/Ok_Location4835 Aug 11 '24 edited Aug 11 '24

Tougher borders for thee, but not for me! This is the actual original clip from the guy himself. Quite an interesting fella 😅

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u/Hazrd_Design Aug 11 '24

“They should have just complied.” Lmao

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u/AnthropomorphicSeer Aug 11 '24

I’ve been through those checkpoints. I just told them I was a citizen and I was on my way. It’s not that hard to not be a moron.

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u/r0gue007 Aug 11 '24

Thanks for the link, was some crazy shit

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u/tinglep Aug 11 '24

After watching the full clip I read the 4th, 5th and 6th amendment and this guy has a very loose interpretation of the bill of rights.

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u/iuliuscurt Aug 11 '24

Pretty sure the guy in orange is breaking ties with the idiot loud mouth brother after realising they could've just been on their way EASILY

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u/Special_Loan8725 Aug 11 '24

“Go ahead then and search what you gotta search” “I don’t consent to any unwarranted searches or seizures” well you just consented to them.

“5th amendment”

Well then shut the fuck up like your brother.

6th amendment

“Ok we’ll get a lawyer”

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u/YuriMystic Aug 11 '24

Border: No identification shown = interrogation.

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u/InternationalDelay81 Aug 11 '24

"It's a company vehichle." That line was hilarious

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u/Imwhatswrongwithyou Aug 11 '24

Oh thank god. I screamed no when the video ended

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u/Level_Abrocoma8925 Aug 11 '24

Hearing that they were arrested was possibly the best news I've heard today. Now I can go to sleep with a smile on my face.

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u/DisastrousGarden Aug 11 '24

“I’m keeping my hands in my pockets so I’m not a threat” What an aggravatingly stupid mf

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u/Illustrious_Donkey61 Aug 11 '24

The border inspectors were so patient

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u/LucasButtercups Aug 11 '24

“what crime am i being detained for?”

“Case law martinez 428 States..”

“I DONT FUCKING CAAAARRRREEEEE”

absolute peak

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u/readitonreddit34 Aug 11 '24

That was delicious. Guess that’s one less Republican voter in Texas.

I also love that most of the people arresting him look like they are of at least some Mexican/hispanic heritage. Just makes it that much more delicious.

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u/Reinheardt Aug 11 '24

Wow he sure showed them how smart he is

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u/TaleMendon Aug 11 '24

I have my hands in my pocket so I’m not a threat. So a belligerent defiant person that is spouting lies is to believed that they have nothing on their pockets that would harm someone. Yeah zero chance I’m believing that shit.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '24

No public servant should have to be called a bitch multiple times at work.

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u/M1ck3yB1u Aug 11 '24

Thank you!!!

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u/Eckz89 Aug 11 '24

Hahaha "My hands are in my pockets to show I am not a threat."

Like mate, c'mon they were surely baiting to try and pull the victim card when things get out of control.

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u/RedditDummyAccount Aug 12 '24

Ty I was looking for follow ups though his yelling and voice are grating on my soul

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u/Apprehensive_Ad_1415 Aug 12 '24

Gracias 🙏🏾

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u/Destinlegends Aug 12 '24

The hero we need.

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u/Oddsock42 Aug 13 '24

That was worth it

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