Your evasive arguments rise to maliciousness--you're insulting our intelligence to the point it cannot be anything but deliberate.
First, you're pretending an absence of violence equals an absence of threat of violence. I don't believe for one moment you cannot distinguish between violence and a threat of violence.
Second, you danced around the threat of violence inherent in the traffic stop itself. Just try not stopping at all. See if you're not roadblocked, tire-spiked, or PITted.
Really? C'mon. No wonder your paranoid and threatened when someone says "license and registration". How can a EVASIVE argument be malicious?? Maliciousness implies due harm or duress towards you. Are you really that upset by my opinions? (opinions operating word).
No I'm saying absence an overt act of threat is a lack of threat of violence. When you order coffee are you afraid that the lady will throw it in your face? If you get gas are you afraid the attendant will light you on fire? No. There are no overt act.
So as we mentioned many encounters, barring an open and obvious threat of violence such as GRABBING their gun or drawing it, or flagging you with a rifle, or stating "I will shoot you", there is no over "threat of violence".
Listen my 1 year old kid can walk (kind of) up to me at ANY time and bite me in the ankle. Would you say I live under a threat of violence from him? I hope not....
It's just that sliding scale of what freaks you out. I'm no so paranoid that I assume everyone everywhere will try to kill me or oppress me, regardless if they wear a uniform or not.
Again, each to his own.
