Re:A charity that spends a sliver of its money on those it p...
by lotsofpulp on Friday December 27, 2019 @01:58PM
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I love those license plates and fake badges in the windshield. A bonus if they have something patriotic on the vehicle too.
Nothing screams I love my country like blatantly advertising corruption and using a tax exemption to do it.
Just the other day I met someone who was able to open a gun range in a town that I thought would never let someone do it, and he showed me his gold police union card or whatever and bragged about having the state's police union as a customer for his other business via whom he was able to contact an old police boss, and of course they were able to pull the right "levers" to get the permit for the business issued.
Re:A charity that spends a sliver of its money on those it p...
by chihuahua on Friday December 27, 2019 @12:39PM
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In Washington state you can even get special license plates that say "law enforcement memorial" for an annual fee, presumably for the same purpose.
I was tempted to get these for my car+motorcycle but then I remembered I haven't gotten pulled over in 20 years so I probably don't need it.
Re:A charity that spends a sliver of its money on those it p...
by bmarquez on Friday December 27, 2019 @01:27PM
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In California I occasionally see "11-99 foundation" license plates, for $2500 any non-felon can get one and hope the California Highway Patrol will go easy on them.
Re:A charity that spends a sliver of its money on those it p...
by dresstotheleft on Friday December 27, 2019 @04:34PM
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Had to look up the foundation. Why would you need to do a background check to donate? Seems counter productive.
See also: companies on eBay selling counterfeit stickers.
See also: the FOP designing stickers almost like vehicle tabs, with color coding so they can see that you're "paid up", sorry, "have donated".