That makes sense to me.

it is also illegal in ohio, but they only pull over black folks. ask my brother-in-law.

Ever hear of Dante Wright? Pulled over because of an air freshener dangling from his mirror. May he rest in peace. Yes, he was Black.

I didn't know that.

I think darkly-tinted vehicle windows should be illegal.
There are times when it's necessary to actually, and literally, see the other drivers on the road.

I guess that's just my stupid opinion because many, many vehicles in my area seemingly have no drivers, nor passengers, based upon what one can see through windows.


This post was edited by WelbyQuentin at September 30, 2021 5:08 PM MDT

Maybe you should come to Minnesota.  Tinted windshields and more than 50% tint on front side windows is illegal. Lots of rules here; it's not for everybody. 

Minnesota!! I visited there and had a great time!  :) 
 
And the window law, I admit, is appealing to me.

I came to Minnesota specifically to visit Hinckley, Minnesota and to explore the area of the horrific 1894 fire. I had read several books about that event and was compelled to visit and explore -- a great museum in Hinckley, beautiful area and everyone was very nice to me.

What a tragic fire -- I am surprise it is not more well known by the general public. I only heard about if first as an adult.


And I must have driven okay -- no tickets or citations.  :)

 

  Let’s say, hypothetically of course, you wanted to be more specific as to which part of Minnesota . . . 

(Cough, cough.)
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dark tints are not legal in toledo. anyone having them on their car is profiled as a black drug dealer. really.

That's weird to me. If everyone knows about profiling, and if I were a drug dealer of any color, I'd make sure to have clear windows.  :)

I see a lot of these kinds of dark windows.