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gnukid
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Well kid I guess profiling is alive and well in La Paz. 
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Listen up, I have never been in trouble, neither in an accident or had a ticket, not in any country. I live a simple and clean life. The cops know
this and even though they try games in La Paz it never works, though I do know it is common.
Geez, the front page story yesterday is that drunken cops both Federal and Local got so drunk on duty they couldn't drive, they pulled out their
weapon and fired shots into Los Arcos as well as into their own car, but you two would rather pick on me? Additionally 3000 Federal Cops were fired
for failures on the job. So, instead of facing the real trouble, you attack someone who is clearly not a problem to you or anyone else. Why? I'll tell
you why, because if you admitted the real trouble you would feel compelled to act and you are unwilling to take action to resolve real problems.
To me, there are two serious problems, one is corruption and the other is complicity in corruption.
My neighborhood has gone from being a center for crime which had connections in every direction to be nearly totally quiet and clean but we did and do
have to stand up to the criminal elements, we had to complete the denuncia process and it wasn't very fun-it took years, literally old people in wheel
chairs fighting back against a crime ring, but we did it. Now it is much better but YOU need to be honest about the problems and who is causing them.
You need to stand up to false stops, extortion and you need to say no way to criminal behavior, when you do and you get mad they get the point.
There is no one out there to help us but ourselves.
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wessongroup
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Mood: Suicide Hot line ... please hold
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gnukid... he just may have wanted to find out how your "voltage regulator/battery" thing was working.. and how is that BEAST running now?
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gnukid
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gnukid... he just may have wanted to find out how your "voltage regulator/battery" thing was working.. and how is that BEAST running now?
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I am sure you are right, they do like the car. Look this is a funny game, we do laugh, it's silly, everybody laughs, if we could write honestly I
could tell you some real secrets, name names etc... its the same guys every day pulling the same crap on the same streets, to not notice it you would
have to be, well, you would have to be practically blind.
Unfortunately for Fishabductor, when the guys get in trouble and they get rotated, so the reasons for trouble in Los Barriles now is because the most
notorious were moved from my neighborhood to your neighborhood last year, now it's quiet where I live and it sucks where you live. It will be resolved
eventually, but you need to stand up to corruption as least do not stand by passively.
I know them each by name and I know their game and so should you, it's like a bad Shakespearean play, the same silly characters playing the worst
roles with the most convoluted stories, why this is the case is purely historical I am sure, 'it's tradition!' Oh that line came from Fiddler on the
Roof but you get the point.
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gnukid
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I live 1.5hrs from Barrilles....and I haven't seen a police officer out were I live in several years!! It is not even close to their jurisdiction.
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Awesome, very nice, seems to be a great community. kinda like this?
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slimshady
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Bogus plates, bogus vin, bogus registration, stolen car, land thief. If he is not dirty , then who is?
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