State Authorities Are Conditioning Us For Vaccine Checkpoints.
North Carolina began its "Booze It and Lose It" campaign many years ago. It's a campaign that's allegedly carried out to get drunk drivers off the street. Law enforcement officials set up roadblocks that include flood lights, dozens of police cars, and even a super expensive mobile lab and magistrate's office, all paid for by taxpayers without their consent. I've argued since the beginning that these roadblocks, or "checkpoints" as the state likes to call them, are nothing but fishing expeditions that allow the state to reel in anyone unlucky enough to encounter one. They aren't just looking for drunk drivers. They check driver's licenses and license tags, they look for narcotics, and some unlucky motorists have their licenses checked for outstanding warrants. The only probable cause is that you just happen to be driving on a public road. In addition to being fishing expeditions, I've also said that these Soviet style roadblocks are being done to condition us to the idea that we can be stopped at any time for any reason (or no reason at all) and forced to show our papers to the authorities.
In the past few years the Booze It and Lose It campaign hasn't been very active. I haven't seen one for quite a while, but tonight on a 4 lane divided highway in a rural area nowhere near a restaurant or bar, traffic was backed up for almost a half mile. The reason? A DWI checkpoint was in full force. Everyone in the southbound lane was being delayed and inspected. I had to wonder, why here? Why inconvenience so many people on a stretch of highway so far away from where people are likely to be partying and drinking?
And then it came to me: the Booze It and Lost It campaign has been brought back to life by our Democrat Governor Roy Cooper to condition us for vaccine checkpoints. Cooper, an anti-science lap boy of the New World Order, has promoted face masks, lockdowns, social distancing, and vaccines. If he thought he could away with it, he'd endorse mandatory jabs and vaccine passports. Right now those ideas would fail in North Carolina if pushed statewide, but if liberal cities like Raleigh, Greensboro, Charlotte, and Asheville decided to require vaccines, I have no doubt Cooper would let it happen even if it violated NC laws. How do you enforce mandatory vaccines? Set up checkpoints and ask for proof of vaccination. Of course it wouldn't be a vaccine checkpoint. It would be a DWI checkpoint. But vaccine status would be part of it.
I could be wrong, but I've got a pretty good track record on predicting what the government might do. And right now I'm finding it really odd that DWI checkpoints are being done at a time when most people stay home and drink and so much of the world is being subjected to tyranny in the name of COVID, an illness with a better than 99.7% survival rate.
Will "show me your papers" become our new normal?
