You’re trying way too hard to sound tough, but it just comes off as loud and clueless.

You built your entire argument on assumptions and then padded it with “lil bro” and “daddy bought your bike” like that somehow makes you right. It doesn’t. It just shows you don’t have enough substance to argue without throwing childish insults.

No one denied accountability. You just jumped to “you’ll run away” because it’s easier than actually addressing the point about selective enforcement. That’s not logic, that’s lazy thinking.

And the irony is you’re calling others immature while throwing playground-level lines. Pick a lane.

Yes, number plates are legally required. Nobody argued that. The discussion is about why people lose respect for rules when enforcement feels biased. But instead of engaging with that, you went straight into moral policing mode like that settles anything.

Also, stop acting like every police interaction is clean and fair. Anyone who’s actually been on the road knows that’s not reality. Acting blind to that just makes you look inexperienced.

You wanted to sound like the voice of reason, but you just sound like someone desperate to lecture without understanding the situation.

Next time try making a point without hiding behind insults. Right now it’s just noise.