VA politician busted for drunk driving. Not arrested because state constitution says he can't be charged.

VIRGINIA- You seriously have to love politicians. They dictate to us little people what we are going to have for health insurance, how much we are going to be taxed for virtually everything but the air we breathe, what kinds of weapons we can carry, and what the preferred pronouns are.

Meantime, they take care of themselves by doing things such as exempting themselves from things such as Obamacare.

Let us take the Delorean time machine down to Christianburg, VA last Sunday.

Chris Hurst, a Virginia legislator, was pulled over on that day for suspicion of drunk driving. Hurst was stopped at about 2 a.m. and submitted to a field breath test, where his blood alcohol content registered at .085%, over the legal limit of .08%. So, Hurst was placed under arrest, right?

Wrong!

https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/virginia-politician-busted-for-drunk-driving-not-arrested-because-state-constitution-says-he-cant-be-charged/

>>7967520

Turn OFF the TV and stop being so gullible…David Icke is a FKing idiot and making money selling BULLSHIT theories …Try and stick to reality

Conspiracy craze: why 12 million Americans believe alien lizards rule us

Psychologists are trying to determine why otherwise rational individuals can make the leap from "prudent paranoia" to illogical conspiracy theories

According to a Public Policy Polling survey, around 12 million people in the US believe that interstellar lizards in people suits rule our country. We imported that particular belief from across the pond, where professional conspiracy theorist David Icke has long maintained that the Queen of England is a blood-drinking, shape-shifting alien.

Conspiracy theories in general are not necessary bad, according to psychologists who study them. "If we were all completely trusting, it would not be good for survival," explains Rob Brotherton, an academic psychologist and author of Suspicious Minds: Why We Believe Conspiracy Theories. "Sometimes people really don't have our best interests in mind."

But when people leap from thinking their boss is trying to undermine them to believing their boss might be a secret lizard person, they probably cross from what psychologists refer to as "prudent paranoia" into illogical territory.

https://www.cultnews101.com/2016/06/conspiracy-craze-why-12-million.html

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>>7967637

KEK Gullible TWITS….Thanks for the chuckles …KEK

>>7967699

Study just a little Biology/Chemistry/and the DNA/RNA code and you will see …Its ALL Bullshit…and NOT possible..just your imagination from years of brainwashing on TV Please Turn of the TV

The Temptations - Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me) HD

>>7967742

Voltaire’s statement: “Those who can make you believe absurdities, can make you commit atrocities.”

Man once surrendering his reason, has no remaining guard against absurdities the most monstrous, and like a ship without rudder, is the sport of every wind - Thomas Jefferson

>>7967762

No my COMMON Sense tells me not to be so FKing stupid..READ a BOOK

Picturing Extraterrestrials: Alien Images in Modern Mass Culture

In this witty, erudite, and thoroughly researched book, art historian John Moffitt discusses the popular iconography depicting alleged extraterrestrial (ET) visitors and the widespread appeal of this New Age craze as a mass cultural phenomenon. A thorough skeptic, Moffitt is interested in kitschy ET portraiture, not as evidence of aliens among us, but for what this imagery reveals about contemporary culture. By brilliantly placing the present cultural moment in historical context, he demonstrates how typical portrayals of aliens reflect long-running (even ancient) cultural motifs.

Whether we realize it or not, among ET's precursors are the ecstatic maenads of ancient Greek art, early depictions of Christ in Byzantine icons, the religious visions shown in 15th-century Spanish paintings, and the popular images of witches and incubi from the 18th and 19th centuries. Today, in our postmodern space age, these timeless figures of imagination and art have taken on the otherworldly trappings of alien creatures. By the same token, centuries-old beliefs, whether in nature gods and goddesses, demons, witches, Satan, or saints, have evolved into the current New Age mythology that often surrounds the stories and pictures connected with aliens. Fueled by a huge entertainment industry, mass media, and the relentless profit drive of capitalism, alien imagery has become ubiquitous, and in the process the line between fantasy and reality ever harder to discern.

>>7967817

>but worshipping reason

KEK any idea how stupid that sounds..whatever happened to the age of reason…KEK

Age of Reason

Age of Reason – What was the Age of Reason?

The Age of Reason was an eighteenth-century movement which followed hard after the mysticism, religion, and superstition of the Middle Ages. The Age of Reason represented a genesis in the way man viewed himself, the pursuit of knowledge, and the universe. In this time period, man’s previously held concepts of conduct and thought could now be challenged verbally and in written form; fears of being labeled a heretic or being burned at the stake were done away with. This was the beginning of an open society where individuals were free to pursue individual happiness and liberty. Politically and socially, the imperial concepts of the medieval world were abandoned. The Age of Reason included the shorter time period described as the Age of Enlightenment; during this time great changes occurred in scientific thought and exploration. New ideas filled the horizon and man was eager to explore these ideas, freely.

https://www.allabouthistory.org/age-of-reason.htm

>>7967858

>he read documents describing the US GOV contact with several ET races

Because we know the Government never LIES to us to push their Agenda …. what do you think is partly trying to do..wake people up out of the lies kek…Damn people..this is getting silly