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Re: Whats the worst you've overloaded a pickup?


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Posted by tedregentin on December 15, 2013 at 18:22:11 from (216.110.201.79):

In Reply to: Re: Whats the worst you've overloaded a pickup? posted by oldtanker on December 14, 2013 at 22:27:06:

Oldtanker, you invited replys to your comment. You definitely rubbed me wrong, so here goes. I've raised a large family on one income. I did what I could do. All those years it would have been nice to have own a big fancy diesel pickup, but I could only afford an old 1/2 ton Dodge. I always had excellent brakes, good tires, and I beefed up the suspension. I always took it easy, stayed on back roads, but you know what? There have been times where I was overloaded. Lots of people have done what they had to do. Call me a criminal if you like, but let me pose a question to you. Who is the bigger criminal here, those of us who have not managed to follow the incredible number of rules, or those who have involved us in no-win, undeclared wars, with the young as cannon fodder, all in defiance of our Constitution which says that only Congress has the power to declare war? Frankly, I don't think you have the guts to answer that question. I suggest you read a book by a gentleman by the name of Harvey Silverglate, called Three Felonies. The premise of his book is that most business people unknowingly commit three felonies in the course of one day. Anyway, that is my two cents worth. By the way, I never use a handle when I post. Anything I write, I sign my name. I think that everyone should. Ted


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