Rules have diesel enthusiasts fuming

[Icequeen]

Got to see one of these modified trucks on the ride home from the beach.

Little Dodge Ram with twin stacks rolling coal all over a mack truck. 

I was hoping for pics.

I tried, he was in the other lane though...wasn't quick enough (story of my life). 

[Parts]

Got to see one of these modified trucks on the ride home from the beach.

Little Dodge Ram with twin stacks rolling coal all over a mack truck. 

I was hoping for pics.

I tried, he was in the other lane though...wasn't quick enough (story of my life). 

That's one of the reasons I want a dash cam,  I see so much while driving and getting photos can be impossible

[Yuri Bezmenov]

These laws are fucking bullshit.

[Parts]

These laws are fucking bullshit.

They are probably much stricter in your lovely state,  I am always amazed by how many things have the not sold in CA disclaimer in catalogs

[Yuri Bezmenov]

These laws are fucking bullshit.

They are probably much stricter in your lovely state,  I am always amazed by how many things have the not sold in CA disclaimer in catalogs

I've considered starting a business smuggling CA only banned items into the State. I could make a killing off of banned gun parts, car parts and chemicals.

[odeon]

Got to see one of these modified trucks on the ride home from the beach.

Little Dodge Ram with twin stacks rolling coal all over a mack truck. 

I was hoping for pics.

I tried, he was in the other lane though...wasn't quick enough (story of my life). 

That's one of the reasons I want a dash cam,  I see so much while driving and getting photos can be impossible

Yeah, me too. I really do need to get myself one.

Although they are supposedly illegal here.

[Yuri Bezmenov]

That's one of the reasons I want a dash cam,  I see so much while driving and getting photos can be impossible

Yeah, me too. I really do need to get myself one.

Although they are supposedly illegal here.

Why the hell would they be illegal there??

[Parts]

"Sweden prohibits from 1 July all (covert) photography or film in the private sphere, even if the images are taken on the street, in the garden or for example during birthday parties at home.

Such pictures are only allowed when the people in the photo or video have given their prior consent. The Swedish government has ratified the bill for this on Thursday (today). From July 1, anyone who photographs people in Sweden without asking for permission first is risking a fine or imprisonment (up to 2 years).

Journalists and press photographers fear that the new law will be used to their watchdog function and thus curb press freedom. Formally, the law makes an exception for news, but according to the Swedish journalists union, the conditions are unclear.

The Swedish government wants to prevent with this new photography law that the private lives of its citizens are just shared via internet, for example Twitter, Facebook and YouTube with everyone else. Also visually capturing and publishing harassment on the street is covered by the law."
Fellas, meet you in jail!

Link

 

 Probably covered in this law somehow.  It's just the type of shitty law that  can be used against just about anyone that pisses someone off as revenge

[Jack]

What a bunch of crap.

[Icequeen]

That's no fun.

I carry my camera everywhere just hoping to catch someone doing something stupid enough to grant me my 5 minutes of youtube fame.

[Jack]

That's no fun.

I carry my camera everywhere just hoping to catch someone doing something stupid enough to grant me my 5 minutes of youtube fame.

Most anyone who has a phone these days has a camera with them everywhere. Wondering how one proves prior consent to a photo.

[Jack]

"Sweden prohibits from 1 July all (covert) photography or film in the private sphere, even if the images are taken on the street, in the garden or for example during birthday parties at home.

How is the street considered the private sphere? Can minors in Sweden give consent to their photo, or is that the parent's consent? Do parents get written consent from other parents when inviting them to birthday parties, so they can take pictures of their own kid's party? What if someone is accidentally included in the background of a picture which includes people who have consented?

[Jack]

That's one of the reasons I want a dash cam,  I see so much while driving and getting photos can be impossible

This guy uses dash cam to report the police for driving unsafe.

http://www.tampabay.com/news/publicsafety/pasco-mans-dashboard-videos-snare-speeding-police-firefighters/2160563

['andersom']

Cows contribute more to global warming than the whole transportation sector. Just sayin'.

There are people saying that should be banned also Link    

A global shift towards a vegan diet is vital to save the world from hunger, fuel poverty and the worst impacts of climate change, a UN report said today.

As the global population surges towards a predicted 9.1 billion people by 2050, western tastes for diets rich in meat and dairy products are unsustainable, says the report from United Nations Environment Programme's (UNEP) international panel of sustainable resource management.

Here the are people talking about keeping cows indoor only. To be able to control the gasses. 

Foodproduction has been industrialised more than enough.

[Icequeen]

I see where they are building methane collectors for them to study emissions.



Poor cows.