Logo - Feel The Words

Pulled Quotes

On staying in the fight and getting stopped by police

These lines cover the word pulled in two directions: refusing to withdraw from a confrontation, and the far more resigned experience of being repeatedly stopped by law enforcement.

I'm a felon. I get pulled over all the time.

Quotes by Kevin Gates

I've never pulled out of a fight.

Quotes by Jorge Masvidal

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the fighting quote in this collection about?
It comes from someone describing a personal record of never backing away from a confrontation, framing persistence as a point of pride.
What does the second quote describe?
It is a blunt admission from someone with a felony record who says they are stopped by police on a regular basis.
Are these two quotes connected in meaning?
Not directly; they share only the word pulled, one referring to withdrawing from a fight and the other to being stopped by authorities.
Is the tone of the second quote angry or resigned?
It reads as resigned and matter-of-fact rather than angry, simply stating the frequency of the experience as a fact of life.
What can readers take away from this small set?
It shows how one short word can describe both a stance of personal toughness and an unrelated, recurring encounter with the law.

Read together, they contrast personal determination with a frank, almost matter-of-fact account of frequent police stops.