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RedRide · 12-05-2009, 03:44 AM

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Originally Posted by supmet

Please show me where it says I don't have a right to privacy in public. Can I close the door in a public bathroom?? Can I cover the keypad when I'm entering my pin at the gas station?

None of your arguments make sense either, because I can black out all of my black windows, and you wouldn't be able to see anything going on in the back.

hey, then everyone can get out of the car... again, not my problem

Both of the examples you stated will not endanger anyone and by law, is considered private.

However driving with a cell phone in one hand and a "big mac" in the other will.

Besides, laws in all states that eveyrthing you do in public is no longer private.
This is why it is legal to put a camera in any public setting, even at an ATM.

ddongbap · 12-05-2009, 04:11 AM

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Originally Posted by JumpmanYaris

beating a dead horse

No Tint= No ticket
TINT over the % limit= Ticket as SIMPLE AS THAT
DONT LIKE IT??? TAKE THEM OFF OR USE A LIGHTER %
DONT CARE???? GOOD MOVE ON, GET A TICKET?? PAY IT!!!!!!!! AND JUST KEEP ON
Whether YOU LIKE IT OR NOT the LAW IS THE LAW and these ppl will not change the TINT LAW its for the protection of POLICE and AND UR SELF
I CARE LESS ABOUT IT BUT like I said it has its consequences
So it doesnt matter anyones point of view at the end the law is gonna remain the same

*clap*

JBougie · 12-05-2009, 01:56 PM

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Originally Posted by fmicle

You hate the government to death, yet you have "some good connections" inside that very government. Hmm, some people...

I don't hate the government itself. The government is very much needed - I hate those who are blood-sucking, tax-hiking, self-interested, republic ruining leeches within our government (on all levels, federal, state and local).

I can't stand the individuals (politicians are 99% of the time worthless), I like the concept. Our government wasn't set up to be what it is now - if it followed the traditions of our founding fathers I wouldn't have a bad thing to say about it.

My chosen career is also in the criminal justice field - cops are the last people I hate.

JBougie · 12-05-2009, 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by RedRide

Both of the examples you stated will not endanger anyone and by law, is considered private.

However driving with a cell phone in one hand and a "big mac" in the other will.

Besides, laws in all states that eveyrthing you do in public is no longer private.
This is why it is legal to put a camera in any public setting, even at an ATM.

Have you ever seen anyone in rush hour traffic reading a NEWSPAPER while driving?? Those people scare the hell out of me!

JumpmanYaris · 12-06-2009, 04:45 PM

Just so you have an IDEA of how DARK its

Yaris Hilton · 12-06-2009, 08:14 PM

Last night I was gassing my wife's Yaris when a small Japanese car of some sort pulled up across the pumps. It had really dark windows, and I couldn't see inside at all. A very unattractive young woman got out. If any cop pulls her over for the no-see windows, they really ought to cut her some slack! She's doing us all a favor. That's what I'll think is going on whenever I see black windows from now on, the driver must be hideously fugly!

JumpmanYaris · 12-06-2009, 10:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Yaris Hilton

Last night I was gassing my wife's Yaris when a small Japanese car of some sort pulled up across the pumps. It had really dark windows, and I couldn't see inside at all. A very unattractive young woman got out. If any cop pulls her over for the no-see windows, they really ought to cut her some slack! She's doing us all a favor. That's what I'll think is going on whenever I see black windows from now on, the driver must be hideously fugly!

rlmfao

JumpmanYaris · 12-06-2009, 10:39 PM

in this case is the other way around sir got to keep all this sexiness to my self dont want any scratches on my car from chicks jumping towards the car trying to get to me

Yaris Hilton · 12-07-2009, 01:11 AM

I'm sorry, but there are things you just can't "un-see."

ryota · 12-07-2009, 03:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Yaris Hilton

Last night I was gassing my wife's Yaris when a small Japanese car of some sort pulled up across the pumps. It had really dark windows, and I couldn't see inside at all. A very unattractive young woman got out. If any cop pulls her over for the no-see windows, they really ought to cut her some slack! She's doing us all a favor. That's what I'll think is going on whenever I see black windows from now on, the driver must be hideously fugly!

couldn't have been said any better!

ddongbap · 12-07-2009, 04:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Yaris Hilton

Last night I was gassing my wife's Yaris when a small Japanese car of some sort pulled up across the pumps. It had really dark windows, and I couldn't see inside at all. A very unattractive young woman got out. If any cop pulls her over for the no-see windows, they really ought to cut her some slack! She's doing us all a favor. That's what I'll think is going on whenever I see black windows from now on, the driver must be hideously fugly!

I IRL LOL'd for this one.

JumpmanYaris · 12-08-2009, 12:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Yaris Hilton

I'm sorry, but there are things you just can't "un-see."

lol if u hit ur head really hard it may cause temporary loss of memory tho I dont recomend it hahaha

wiirenet · 12-09-2009, 02:21 PM

I disagree with the tint rules but I follow them. Here 35% all around is legal, but only recently and I waited until it was legal to get it. I think if someone is going to shoot a cop, they won't NOT try it because they don't have tinted windows, they can just have the gun hidden and whip it out.. it just sounds stupid that everyone is stopped from having dark windows because a mad man might use it to hide a gun.

Our homes aren't required to have cleared windows and someone could be pointing a gun behind blinds at whoever comes up to the door..

Of course, I do think once the driver's visibility is affected by the darkness, that should obviously be illegal as it affects safety of everyone on the road if you can't see something off to the side. But visibility of someone outside of your car looking in? None of their business..

I was getting creeped out at work when people would ask me where I live because they saw me on so and so road. Someone else joked about seeing me sing in my car.. maybe I did, idk, then when I got my new car again, people started mentioning it to me and I know I never see them in the parking lot so they must have seen me driving.

I'm sorry that's creepy and weird, I personally almost never see what another driver looks like. I've never in my two years working here seen a coworker driving. I don't understand how they saw me unless they're staring into people's cars intently looking at their faces, and I never do that. I feel like its an invasion of privacy, yes I know the roads are public but well, I don't have a reason other than its uncomfortable people can stare at you in your own private space on the road.

I really don't know how much my 35% tint blocks me now, I don't think its that dark.. but I hope it is.

JumpmanYaris · 12-09-2009, 09:03 PM

wiirenet I totaly agree with u but u sound just a lil to paraniod about ppl finding u on the streetz

kac · 12-09-2009, 09:20 PM

wiirenet, there are differnet expectations of privacy in someone's home and someone vehicle. The constitution protects from unreasonable searches but homes are more protected there as well... Like you said if someone could have dark tinted windows on the front sides it could possibly cause them to miss something they needed to see at night and be hazardous, so it is for the safety of the driver and those around them that we can't have blacked out front side windows in Illinois. At lot of people don't agree with it, and there are plenty of people every year that get tickets for it.

JumpmanYaris · 12-09-2009, 09:48 PM

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Originally Posted by kac

wiirenet, there are differnet expectations of privacy in someone's home and someone vehicle. The constitution protects from unreasonable searches but homes are more protected there as well... Like you said if someone could have dark tinted windows on the front sides it could possibly cause them to miss something they needed to see at night and be hazardous, so it is for the safety of the driver and those around them that we can't have blacked out front side windows in Illinois. At lot of people don't agree with it, and there are plenty of people every year that get tickets for it.

GET EM GET EM!!!

I am going to roll with u when I go up there if I get pulled over for it ill be like naaa uhhh I got him >>> lol

wiirenet · 12-10-2009, 10:40 AM

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Originally Posted by JumpmanYaris

wiirenet I totaly agree with u but u sound just a lil to paraniod about ppl finding u on the streetz

It just creeps me out lol! 40-50 year old guys saying to a 22 year old girl "... I saw you in your car on ___ street today..." And I've gotten that multiple times by different people.. I just think its weird.

Its cool when its a friend but not coworkers.

Oh yea, I got it once from the Fed Ex delivery guy at my work that I see just 3 times a week... "Where do you live? I think I saw you driving this morning." I guess I'm just that weird looking that people instantly recognize me from afar

Anyway, yes I do agree it shouldnt be dark enough to affect the driver's vision. But it was dumb that no tinting (up front) was allowed in IL just up until recently.

JumpmanYaris · 12-10-2009, 12:33 PM

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Originally Posted by wiirenet

It just creeps me out lol! 40-50 year old guys saying to a 22 year old girl "... I saw you in your car on ___ street today..." And I've gotten that multiple times by different people.. I just think its weird.

and thats why because ur a female, guys dont tell guys that they be like oh there goes OJ ahh who gives a fuck lol but when its a girl they think on how good u was looking yesterday and when they see u they try make coneversation

YOU CAN PUT TINT ON UR FRONT WINDSHIELD?!?!?!?! WTF
I wish indiana was like that

12-09-2009, 09:20 PM	#123
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12-06-2009, 08:14 PM	#114
Yaris Hilton Half a Bubble Off Plumb Drives: 2009 Yaris Sedan Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Bristol, Tennessee, USA Posts: 1,593	Last night I was gassing my wife's Yaris when a small Japanese car of some sort pulled up across the pumps. It had really dark windows, and I couldn't see inside at all. A very unattractive young woman got out. If any cop pulls her over for the no-see windows, they really ought to cut her some slack! She's doing us all a favor. That's what I'll think is going on whenever I see black windows from now on, the driver must be hideously fugly!

12-07-2009, 01:11 AM	#117
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12-09-2009, 02:21 PM	#121
wiirenet View User's Garage Drives: Black '09 2dr HB Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: near Chicago, IL Posts: 286	I disagree with the tint rules but I follow them. Here 35% all around is legal, but only recently and I waited until it was legal to get it. I think if someone is going to shoot a cop, they won't NOT try it because they don't have tinted windows, they can just have the gun hidden and whip it out.. it just sounds stupid that everyone is stopped from having dark windows because a mad man might use it to hide a gun. Our homes aren't required to have cleared windows and someone could be pointing a gun behind blinds at whoever comes up to the door.. Of course, I do think once the driver's visibility is affected by the darkness, that should obviously be illegal as it affects safety of everyone on the road if you can't see something off to the side. But visibility of someone outside of your car looking in? None of their business.. I was getting creeped out at work when people would ask me where I live because they saw me on so and so road. Someone else joked about seeing me sing in my car.. maybe I did, idk, then when I got my new car again, people started mentioning it to me and I know I never see them in the parking lot so they must have seen me driving. I'm sorry that's creepy and weird, I personally almost never see what another driver looks like. I've never in my two years working here seen a coworker driving. I don't understand how they saw me unless they're staring into people's cars intently looking at their faces, and I never do that. I feel like its an invasion of privacy, yes I know the roads are public but well, I don't have a reason other than its uncomfortable people can stare at you in your own private space on the road. I really don't know how much my 35% tint blocks me now, I don't think its that dark.. but I hope it is.