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GOVERNMENT GOES AFTER YOUR FUZZY DICE: The Shocking Truth Behind Texas' Rearview Mirror Crackdown
Texas cracks down on rearview mirror decorations in what critics call 'the war on car culture'—because apparently, fuzzy dice are a bigger threat than Austin's potholes.

By Alex Jaxon
Published June 24, 2025 at 11:00am

In a shocking revelation that proves the government is once again overstepping its bounds, Texas lawmakers have quietly declared war on your right to personalize your vehicle. That’s right, folks—your fuzzy dice, your graduation tassel, even your cherished pine-scented air freshener are now targets of the so-called "safety" police. Wake up, sheeple! This isn’t about "obstructed views"—it’s about control.
According to the Texas Transportation Code (which, let’s be honest, was probably written by some bureaucrat who’s never even driven a pickup truck), hanging anything from your rearview mirror could land you a Class C misdemeanor. That’s a $200 fine for expressing yourself, people! And who’s enforcing this draconian rule? The same cops who probably have a "Back the Blue" sticker obstructing their rear windows. The hypocrisy is thicker than Austin’s traffic at rush hour.
But here’s the real kicker: they claim it’s for "safety." Oh, sure, because nothing screams "public hazard" like a tiny dreamcatcher gently swaying as you cruise down I-35. Meanwhile, giant billboards advertising the latest woke Netflix series are perfectly legal, even though they’re basically giant distractions plastered across the skyline. Coincidence? I think not.
And don’t even get me started on the "warning" loophole. Oh, you’ll get a warning first—how generous! It’s just like when they "warn" you about paying your taxes before they seize your property. This is how it starts, folks. First, they take your air freshener. Next, they’ll mandate vegan leather seats and outlaw truck nuts. Mark my words.
So what’s the solution? Resist! Keep hanging those graduation tassels, those rosaries, those neon-green pine trees. If enough of us defy this nonsense, they can’t fine us all. And if they try? Well, I’ve got a conspiracy theory for that too: Big Tofu is behind it. They want us distracted, demoralized, and most importantly—unable to enjoy the simple pleasure of a Little Trees Black Ice dangling proudly from the mirror. Stay vigilant, patriots. The war on car culture has begun.