Jesse Ventura Reveals the Shocking Way Police Can Scam You

On this week’s Off the Grid, I sound off about civil asset forfeiture. Federal laws allow law enforcement agencies to seize our houses, cars, cash or property without even charging us with a crime.

Shouldn’t the Fifth Amendment be good enough to protect American citizens from this type of thing? Let me know what you think.

originally posted by: JesseVentura
Let me know what you think.

I think this has been very well discussed on ATS, what do YOU think on any of these topics?

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originally posted by: Vector99

originally posted by: JesseVentura
Let me know what you think.

I think this has been very well discussed on ATS, what do YOU think on any of these topics?

ATS link #1
ATS link #2
ATS link#3

Oh snap.

Firstly, that's a hot little honey expert you got there. She can come and read the bill of rights to me any day.

Secondly, what do Americans expect? Politicians know exactly how to play the American public like a bunch of puppets. They'll just keep on ranting on about how much they respect the 2nd amendment, well they (secretly) systematically strip you of every other right your entitled to.

Not unlike the heath care industry, education, prisons, governance... policing, too, is first and foremost a busine$$ in the U.S..

originally posted by: JesseVentura
On this week’s Off the Grid, I sound off about civil asset forfeiture. Federal laws allow law enforcement agencies to seize our houses, cars, cash or property without even charging us with a crime.

Shouldn’t the Fifth Amendment be good enough to protect American citizens from this type of thing? Let me know what you think.

"Jesse Ventura reveals the only way police can't scam you."

That would be way more useful.

a reply to: Subaeruginosa

Hey thanks, I would love to move to your great southern land where everyone can trust that the people they put in power can do no wrong.

Everything's perfect there, right?

Heads up

Comment on the subject of the post, not the poster.

If you cannot control yourself enough to do that, don't post.

originally posted by: rockintitz
a reply to: Subaeruginosa

Hey thanks,

No worries mate... glad I could help you establish some common sense, lol.

I would love to move to your great southern land where everyone can trust that the people they put in power can do no wrong.

Everything's perfect there, right?

Nah, as hard as it is to believe, the political system downunder is just as corrupt and the Australian public are just as complacent to it as the US is to theirs.

We just have a different carrot dangling over our heads, is all.

You're correct. The American public is a bunch of lemmings. They believe what they’re told, they don’t question authority, and they believe that’s a patriotic way to live.

originally posted by: Subaeruginosa


Secondly, what do Americans expect? Politicians know exactly how to play the American public like a bunch of puppets. They'll just keep on ranting on about how much they respect the 2nd amendment, well they (secretly) systematically strip you of every other right your entitled to.

Everything in the US is a business now. You know why? Because corporations run our country, and you know what the definition of that is, right? Fascism. You’ve got to whisper that word or you get in big trouble.

originally posted by: AlexJowls
Not unlike the heath care industry, education, prisons, governance... policing, too, is first and foremost a busine$$ in the U.S..

I know of cases in calif where the cops save the seeds from pot they find and have flown over the property spreading the seeds so that they can later come back and bust the property owners.