Speeding Tickets

Are a pack-dominance thing, wherein the police officer (alpha) acts as enforcer of the social norms by limiting acceptable behavior. What is the punishment for speeding? It’s like kids running at the public pool. You get yelled at by the life-guards, who are just teenagers trying to look cool. The officer gives you a ticket, lifts up his leg, pisses a bit of ink on you, which becomes a financial-social debt: you can’t wash the smell off. You’ve been marked.

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1. Seat Belts - [tmbchr]™ Says:
   February 11th, 2008 at 1:58 am

   […] Don’t make you safer, they restrain you from acting independently and aggressively on a psychological/emotional level. They make you FEEL safer because you feel as though you’re being held. The car becomes a maternal vessel, in whose arms you are safe. A driver not wearing a seatbelt is a visual cue for a police officer (trained scientifically to act as an Alpha - external daddy figure, rule-enforcer) that you’re not submitting to authority, to pack dominance systems. The traffic ticket, the red and blue lights are a behavioral check, a little piss in your face to remind you who has the gun-penis and who doesn’t. Articles With Similar Themes: […]