Testicle bill dangles over Fla. legislators
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******** bill dangles over Fla. legislators
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If I were you guys, I'd be totally against it... reminds me of the whole whole bullbar/brushguard ban that these states are trying to push...
Next thing you will know, you won't be able to add anything aftermarket, including rims and tires...
Next thing you will know, you won't be able to add anything aftermarket, including rims and tires...
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No I'm not kidding.
IIRC there is a bill that was generated in California (I think), that will mandate people to use only the correct size rim/tire that the manufacturer has printed on the tires/load/vin placard. It is still up in the air, but no one has yet to touch it.
So whether you realize it or not, it might end up being that one day, the government will get to choose what you can and cannot do to your vehicle to such an extreme, that whatever a manufacturer designs that vehicle with, needs to be followed through with while operating on public roads.
It's sad... but it's what it is coming down to.
But to criticize me for posting this... eh, I find it kind of rhetorical in such a way that it's almost in accordance to the fact that all you want this country to turn into a dictatorship. Where you really like the government to control you, steal your money, control what you can and cannot do to your vehicle, etc.
IIRC there is a bill that was generated in California (I think), that will mandate people to use only the correct size rim/tire that the manufacturer has printed on the tires/load/vin placard. It is still up in the air, but no one has yet to touch it.
So whether you realize it or not, it might end up being that one day, the government will get to choose what you can and cannot do to your vehicle to such an extreme, that whatever a manufacturer designs that vehicle with, needs to be followed through with while operating on public roads.
It's sad... but it's what it is coming down to.
But to criticize me for posting this... eh, I find it kind of rhetorical in such a way that it's almost in accordance to the fact that all you want this country to turn into a dictatorship. Where you really like the government to control you, steal your money, control what you can and cannot do to your vehicle, etc.
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Im sick of seeing them... pass the law! I see maybe 10 sets of ***** a day and only 1 of those sets is mine! All the others are fake and hangin from a truck. Already got enough nuts in the world!
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