Reply #23: That's only a matter of time [View All]

[MindPilot]

Seatbelt laws were "secondary" when they were first introduced; you had to be pulled over for something else. Now of course they are "primary" in many jurisdictions so you can be stopped just for not wearing your seatbelt. Of course once you're stopped, you're fair game for search, interrogation, proof of ID, a good godly tazing or anything else the officer deems necessary to maintain an orderly society.

It probably won't be long before you can be pulled over for smoking and held while they roll a mobile xray lab whose technicians will in turn notify your employer and health care provider that you are not properly maintaining your health in accordance with federal standards.