'David Burge' Goes Ballistic Over Civil Asset Forfeiture After Dallas Cops Snatch $100K From Innocent Woman

The general population literally worships Government Authority. They have placed it on a pedestal, sacrificed their freedoms and humanity on the altar of its’ self-proclaimed goodness in a temple dedicated to its’ name. They have decided that Authority is unquestionable, beyond all human wisdom. That its’ edicts and decisions are tantamount to some holy wisdom from an eternal creator and they have vowed their minds and hearts to its’ service. It’s fucking mindless. I think Authority and Government are what an entire generation of people, who had mommy and daddy issues growing up, used to replace the empty holes in their hearts where a parental figure should be.

They are mindless. Entranced. Unthinking.

Want a zombie apocalypse? You’re living in one.

This is exactly what gives cops a bad name!!!

On Tuesday, CBS Dallas glorified an incident at Dallas Love Field Airport in which a 25-year-old woman traveling with $100,000 in cash had it seized by the cops in what's known as civil asset forfeiture. If you need a primer, see our previous reporting here and here.

CBS reported:

High praise for a K-9 officer at Dallas Love Field Airport after more than $100,000 was found in a passenger’s luggage.

On December 2 the canine — named ‘Ballentine’ — alerted on an individual checked suitcase. It turns out the bag, that belonged to 25-year-old woman from Chicago who was on a layover at the airport, contained blankets and two large bubble envelopes filled with $106,829 in cash.

The woman who owned the bag was not arrested, but the money was seized and police say it will be subject to the civil asset forfeiture process.

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Anyone who would carry that amount of cash HAS to be involved in illegal activities ... so yes, the money can be seized

Anyone who would carry that amount of cash HAS to be involved in illegal activities ... so yes, the money can be seized

Fuck you, that's my answer.

That thinking is so wrong....It is part of why we are fucked as a country!!!

Anyone who would carry that amount of cash HAS to be involved in illegal activities ... so yes, the money can be seized

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The general population literally worships Government Authority. They have placed it on a pedestal, sacrificed their freedoms and humanity on the altar of its’ self-proclaimed goodness in a temple dedicated to its’ name. They have decided that Authority is unquestionable, beyond all human wisdom. That its’ edicts and decisions are tantamount to some holy wisdom from an eternal creator and they have vowed their minds and hearts to its’ service. It’s fucking disturbing. I lost faith in humanity when I saw the atrocious and cruel false god that it manufactured for itself to worship. I also think Authority and Government are what an entire generation of people, who had mommy and daddy issues growing up, used to replace the empty holes in their hearts where a parental figure should be.

They are mindless. Entranced. Unthinking.

Want a zombie apocalypse? You’re living in one.


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Anyone who would carry that amount of cash HAS to be involved in illegal activities ... so yes, the money can be seized

not necessarily

sometimes people travel to different countries to get surgery example lots of people go to Mexico to get dental work to get plastic surgery because here in the United States it cost as much as a house you go to Mexico and it’s Like 10,000

This is exactly what gives cops a bad name!!!

On Tuesday, CBS Dallas glorified an incident at Dallas Love Field Airport in which a 25-year-old woman traveling with $100,000 in cash had it seized by the cops in what's known as civil asset forfeiture. If you need a primer, see our previous reporting here and here.

CBS reported:

High praise for a K-9 officer at Dallas Love Field Airport after more than $100,000 was found in a passenger’s luggage.

On December 2 the canine — named ‘Ballentine’ — alerted on an individual checked suitcase. It turns out the bag, that belonged to 25-year-old woman from Chicago who was on a layover at the airport, contained blankets and two large bubble envelopes filled with $106,829 in cash.

The woman who owned the bag was not arrested, but the money was seized and police say it will be subject to the civil asset forfeiture process.

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If you think the "bad name" isn't intentional, you're not paying attention.

They are polarizing the people vs LEOs and vice-versa. This way the cops will see it as "us vs them" and follow orders when they are needed.

There's been a few of these cases where I realize the cops can't be this stupid. Like the one of the cop shooting the guy in the electric wheelchair. That's a narrative looking for an event (not the other way around).

I read about an elderly U.S. Military Veteran who was on a road-trip to buy some house or property in another State. Law Enforcement pulled him over, searched his vehicle and seized all the cash he brought with him to buy the house/property. It was his life savings. No idea if he ever got it back, but Civil Asset Forfeiture laws are used to perpetrate pure evil against innocent citizens in many cases.

I’m not the kind of person who bashes cops mindlessly. I worked in Law Enforcement a long time ago. When cops are right, they’re right…but when they’re wrong, it can be incredibly cruel and tyrannical. And good people from all walks of life and races suffer needlessly because of it. I’ll call it the way I see it. Law Enforcement has been given jurisdiction over too many aspects of Americans lives. There are too many stupid laws and fines for petty bullshit. Look at what happens if you even defend yourself from an attempted murder in big Lib Cities…you get worse treatment than the perp.

This shit needs to stop. I support decriminalizing Marijuana (and other natural substances, too) because a ton of non-violent otherwise law abiding people have had their lives completely ruined, their families destroyed over fucking plant leaves and despotic laws criminalizing them.

Is the Citizen violating the Law…or is the Law violating the Citizen? That has ALWAYS been my guiding principle. And in many cases, I would absolutely say it’s the latter.


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If you think the "bad name" isn't intentional, you're not paying attention.

They are polarizing the people vs LEOs and vice-versa. This way the cops will see it as "us vs them" and follow orders when they are needed.

There's been a few of these cases where I realize the cops can't be this stupid. Like the one of the cop shooting the guy in the electric wheelchair. That's a narrative looking for an event (not the other way around).

This. One of the many reasons crypto is so beautiful. You can carry a billion dollars worth of value literally in your head and it's untouchable.

People need to wake up that we are in financial warfare with the most evil people on Earth. They are intentionally running USD into the ground. Crypto is the sharpest weapons the little guy has to combat this.

Bitcoin is good, but Monero is even better.

Anyone who would carry that amount of cash HAS to be involved in illegal activities ... so yes, the money can be seized

So, what if they were not cops?
So, what if she was delivering money to the cops?
So, were the cops tipped off before the dog?
So, does she make this a round trip often?

It should all be investigated.