Post: #1

She was speeding behind a lead car. That car gets pulled over but she decides to stop too so that she can keep it real and tell the other driver how he's bad. The cop wasn't going to write her a ticket, but she refused to listen to him. How can someone act this dumb?

Post: #2

Its probably manufactured drama for a reality show. If the woman was that stupid, I would think she was under the influence for behaving that way.

Post: #3

It looks like reality TV to make cops look decent.

Post: #4

(09-23-2017 12:00 AM)brick tamland Wrote:  It looks like reality TV to make cops look decent.

That's true, it would explain why his department consented to the show filming, and since the cop knew he was being filmed, he would want to make himself look good anyway.

Post: #5

Average dindu nuffin. Event is not that uncommon level of stupidity.

Post: #6

She has good taste when it comes to cars.

Post: #7

(09-23-2017 12:16 AM)Laska Wrote:  

(09-23-2017 12:00 AM)brick tamland Wrote:  It looks like reality TV to make cops look decent.

That's true, it would explain why his department consented to the show filming, and since the cop knew he was being filmed, he would want to make himself look good anyway.

It doesn't make him look good, though. The woman was obviously drunk or high, and he kept telling her to get in her car and drive away.

Post: #8

I really hope that bitch was on something and not sober because otherwise my conception of idiocy can be taken to further depths than I previously thought possible.

Post: #9

Nice voice. I bet she'd run a sweet dirty-talk game.

Post: #10

She's just like that white lady who died in the Amazon or the Sovereign Citizens getting pulled over by cops in recent threads.

Her personal narrative was all that existed for her.

It was all she saw.

The freeway held no danger for her, and the police carried no authority.

She was a character in a movie. Obviously she lost some sort of race with the people in the other car, so now she had to taunt them, claiming a victory with words and ignoring the loss at the wheel. Isn't that what heroes and villains both do in movies now? Take a break in the action for taunting?

I was once reading an article about how con artists rip off senior citizens, and one of the guys said you have to get them "under the ether." It's a killer concept.

The Con Artist's Playbook

Quote:Ether is a heightened emotional state that makes it hard to think
clearly and make rational decisions. Think about the first time
you fell in love. Were you thinking clearly? Probably not.
To induce ether, the con artist
will ask you questions that
trigger an emotional response. (In this case, car chase.)
For instance, they might ask you
about your relationship with your
granddaughter or whether you
have concerns about running
out of money. Once they find
something you care about that triggers emotions, they will
“throttle up” on that trigger and get you to focus on it until you
are in a heightened emotional state. (In this case, winning.)

Being under the ether is like being in an altered mental state, and could even be classified as some sort of trance. The con artist gets the seniors hoping and believing and wishing for easy money and comfortable retirement. The "golden years" trance.

The lady in the Amazon was in the "my adventure" trance, and the Sovereign Citizens were in the "king of the world" (I mean come on, Sovereign?) trance.

The lady in this video was in a private game of Grand Theft Auto or something similar, just trying to win. She even treated the police officer and the other people like they were computer generated characters, and all she had to do was find the right words to say, and the dumb robots would let her go to the next level.

Her behavior is only surprising if you keep your wits about you as a habit. I see stuff like this all the time, people out in public, acting and reacting, dealing with other people, but actually completely alone, living out some inchoate dream, a million miles from anywhere real.

There must be some cheat code for people like this, to snap them out of their ether, their anger/superiority/lust/fantasy trance, but if there is, I don't know it, and that cop certainly didn't know it. Even after the cuffs were on, she was still like a sleep walker, just trying new phrases to advance to the next level. It was like she was trying to use Jedi mind tricks on the cop, ignoring all his orders and saying over and over "You don't need to do that. Trust me." Like she was going to put HIM under the ether too.

Maybe they knew what they were doing back in the bad old violent abusive days:

Post: #11

The minute she pulled over I was thinking she probably nearly crashed into the other car then they told her off. Surprise, surprise. She cut them off and they honed at her.

Women take zero responsibility when they drive like morons then get offended when someone honks at them or yells at them when they've nearly killed them. They have zero concept that they are driving a deadly speeding metal cage of death.

To top it all off she used the magic phrase of all liars "Trust me."