Driving is a RIGHT not a privilege!

Driving is a RIGHT not a privilege!

Citizens SHOULD be outraged and some of them are.

In December, a trooper arrested a man in Glendale while he was attacking a camera with a pick ax. In another incident, a troupe of men dressed as Santa Claus toured around the city of Tempe in December and placed gaily wrapped boxes over several traffic cameras, blocking their views.

Driving is a RIGHT not a privilege!

Do NOT believe the lie that driving is a privilege. This is the biggest LIE supporting "BIG BROTHER" and the government to spy on you and tax you through automation practices like cameras.

Transportation of you body and self is a RIGHT!

• It wasn't a privilege to move your body on a horse or a donkey in pre-automobile days.




• It is not a privilege to ride you bicycle to town.




• It is not a privilege to walk, run, or skip through America.




• IT IS A RIGHT - TO MOVE YOURSELF THROUGH THIS MODERN WORLD - as long as it is without harm to the rights of others!

It is a RIGHT to drive a vehicle across America. It is NOT a right to hurt or infringe yourself upon anybody's else's rights.

The government wants to spy on you and tax you and infringe your rights to get from point A to point B without extras taxes. Cry out now and save your freedom.

Don't believe the lie that driving is a privilege. It is not. Driving in this modern day world of transportation requirements is an ABSOLUTE RIGHT!

Last Day at Wimberley First Baptist Church

Turn this up loud 'cause Ozzy is doing the soundtrack here.

This was our last day at church, where we've been for 5 years or so.

It was sad for me. This was where I envisioned my "old country church" memories to take shape. They never quite did. My wrestlings with God and the romantic notions of all that means have wavered to and fro for many a years now.

I still love the meaning of God.

I like good old Black Sabbath music too.

Here's my expression of friends, God, the old days, and where I stand and fall and stumble.

Lance Lipinsky - Cool as Cool Can Get

Lance Lipinsky grew up in Wimberley, TX., and left home as a young teenager to Las Vegas, Nevada to pursue his dream of playing rock-a-billy music. He's played gigs now in Las Vegas for 7 years and now has come back home to his little Wimberley roots and played this year on the stage he first played at when only 13 years old.

Welcome home, Lance. You are as hip as hip can get! And that's pretty cool!

How Lance Lipinsky plays in Wimberley - my recording:


How Lance Lipinsky plays in Las Vegas:

Ariel and I Catch a Snake