Privilege at the Traffic Stop: When Accountability Only Applies to Some 🚔⚖️

Tara breaks down a deeply personal story about a traffic stop that spiraled into thousands of dollars, traffic school, and a hard lesson about arguing with police — even when you’re right. 😤 From that experience, she pivots to the viral Alex Pretty video and the growing concern over two-tiered justice, selective enforcement, and what many Americans see as liberal privilege. Why do everyday citizens pay the price while professional agitators walk free? And what does this mean for law enforcement, public safety, and equal justice under the law? This episode pulls no punches. 🎯🇺🇸 ⏱️ Key Moments 🚦 “I stopped… but my wheel was turning” — how a minor traffic stop turned into 7 points and $1,000+ 📚 Two days of remedial traffic school… with hardened offenders 😶‍🌫️ “I’ll never argue with police again” — the lesson Tara learned the hard way 📱 A shocking comparison: three points for killing someone vs. harsher penalties for minor violations 🚔 The Alex Pretty video and why no charges were filed ⚖️ Spitting on officers, damaging police property — and still walking free 🔥 The danger of rewarding violence as political protest 🏛️ Lindsey Graham, Trump, and the power struggle behind immigration enforcement 💬 Pull Quote “None of us would dare do this — and that’s the privilege Americans are sick of.” ⚖️🔥 📣 Social Media Caption 🚨 What happens when accountability depends on who you are? Tara shares a personal story about a traffic stop that nearly cost her her license — then contrasts it with viral footage of activists assaulting police and walking free. This isn’t about left or right. It’s about equal justice — and what happens when it disappears. 🇺🇸 🎧 Listen now. Two-tier justice, liberal privilege, police accountability, traffic stop story, law enforcement, political violence, selective prosecution, American justice system, Lindsey Graham, Trump agenda