Police paralyses a man for walking on the sidewalk

[Pipeline 1010]

99.99% of all police interactions with citizens do not result in excessive force. Why do you feel every police interaction is a chance to die?

99.9999% of all police interactions with citizens do not result in harm to the police. Why do cops treat every interaction with citizens as if it could be their last?

See how that works in reverse, asshole?

 

[Pipeline 1010]

I had a good joke all thought up about the Wheelchair Industrial Complex, but then read the article and became disgusted. As if I need to say it, there's something seriously fucked up with Policing in the US these days. Problem is, I don't even think this is really the problem with the Police, rather it is with the situation the Police have to deal with. Mortal danger is ever present, some of that is Real, some of that simply Perceived, either way Cops making bad choices ending in tragedy will continue until some fundamental change is made.

Oh, so you see this interaction as an issue of "mortal danger" to the police. Fucking how?

 

[Pipeline 1010]

Can we stop with all the phobias and just lump them all together into nonwhiteaphobia?

You're missing the point if you think it's about any color other than blue or not blue.

 

[Subyman]

You're missing the point if you think it's about any color other than blue or not blue.

You are missing where my most was directed.

 

[Ackmed]

Your thread title is laughably ignorant and slanted to support your agenda. But good job.

 

[GarfieldtheCat]

yeah, because cops never kill the bad guys
...

nice comparison, as as many people practically die by brain eating ameobas as terrorists...that article only solidifiea tge rarity of leo invovved deaths

Yes, so cops are more dangerous then brain eating amoebas as well.

Still, as an innocent person, I am 9 times more likely to be killed by cops then terrorists.

If we are going to worry, sounds like cops are a bigger threat then terrorism.

 

[sandorski]

Oh, so you see this interaction as an issue of "mortal danger" to the police. Fucking how?

An Armed public which at times means they will be confronted unexpectedly by someone intending them harm.

 

[Subyman]

Your thread title is laughably ignorant and slanted to support your agenda. But good job.

What did they paralyze him for then? He was called in for walking around and he couldn't speak english so the cop took him down and broke his neck. This is a clear cut case of a cop being an idiot. That is undeniable.

 

[oobydoobydoo]

Your thread title is laughably ignorant and slanted to support your agenda. But good job.

What are you talking about? The title is factual. What else happened besides a cop paralyzing a man, and what was he doing besides walking around the neighborhood?



His crime was having dark skin, and not speaking english. You're just too much of a tard to realize what is going on. Not sure why you post here, never seen you say anything but bullshit like this.

 

[raildogg]

Isn't the job of the police to protect and assist people? Or is it their job to be proactive and aggressive?

It just shows you the actual true nature of man. Man is not what the colleges and universities, TV shows and the media tell you. Man is a racist, bigoted, ignorant, fearful and extremely selfish being. Just see the phone call to the police. It mentions the caller seeing a black person who the caller hasn't seen before; therefore, the fear automatically arises and that further pushes the bigotry and thus the phone call to the police. A lot of us are hiding our fears and ignorant attitudes.

In a good society, there would be no need for police, lawyers, judges. In a good society, every person would know what they have to do. Where is this society? Not here on Earth.

 

[sandorski]

Isn't the job of the police to protect and assist people? Or is it their job to be proactive and aggressive?

It just shows you the actual true nature of man. Man is not what the colleges and universities, TV shows and the media tell you. Man is a racist, bigoted, ignorant, fearful and extremely selfish being. Just see the phone call to the police. It mentions the caller seeing a black person who the caller hasn't seen before; therefore, the fear automatically arises and that further pushes the bigotry and thus the phone call to the police. A lot of us are hiding our fears and ignorant attitudes.

In a good society, there would be no need for police, lawyers, judges. In a good society, every person would know what they have to do. Where is this society? Not here on Earth.

We can be and sometimes are, but we are also the opposite.

 

[CitizenKain]

Your thread title is laughably ignorant and slanted to support your agenda. But good job.

I'm sure you can rub enough brain cells together to explain why. Or do you need to wait for a rightwing blog to give you something to copy/paste from?

 

[raildogg]

We can be and sometimes are, but we are also the opposite.

Yes you are right. But those characteristics are still predominant in us. And as long as they are, we will remain what we are. Generally speaking.

 

[BoberFett]

99.9999% of all police interactions with citizens do not result in harm to the police. Why do cops treat every interaction with citizens as if it could be their last?

See how that works in reverse, asshole?

LOL :thumbsup:

 

[zanejohnson]

ITT: Mizzou gets lawyered, multiple times, hard.



lol.

it's funny because it used to be just me he would attack when i'd make threads about the increasing police brutality/police state/4th reich America....now, as more people have had time to see for themselves (i'm luckily blessed with lots of free time mostly,) imagine that.... everyone's repeating the things i've been saying for years now


nice warm little feeling, to accompany the other warm feelings floating around my body atm

i love this forum

 

[Pipeline 1010]

An Armed public which at times means they will be confronted unexpectedly by someone intending them harm.

An Armed public which at times means they will be confronted unexpectedly by someone intending them harm.

What does that have to do with this incident? Are you saying the police suspected this old man was armed and intended them harm? Again, fucking how was this incident involved in mortal danger to anybody except the innocent man who was paralyzed?

 

[bradley]

Rapper Christopher "Xstrav" Beatty Arrested for Drinking Arizona Iced Tea in parking lot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqhO8CGo-WQ

Part 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXlnZbwfhXk

After two years charges finally have been dismissed in the famous “Arizona Iced Tea Case,” in which a rapper and former Army sergeant was arrested for drinking a can of the sweetened beverage.
http://sputniknews.com/us/20150208/1017973501.html

Another zealous officer who simply doesn't understand the difference between a hunch and reasonable suspicion.

 

[cirrrocco]

^ damm..

 

[sandorski]

What does that have to do with this incident? Are you saying the police suspected this old man was armed and intended them harm? Again, fucking how was this incident involved in mortal danger to anybody except the innocent man who was paralyzed?

It has to do with every incident. Cops are on edge.

 

[AznAnarchy99]

Rapper Christopher "Xstrav" Beatty Arrested for Drinking Arizona Iced Tea in parking lot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqhO8CGo-WQ

Part 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXlnZbwfhXk

After two years charges finally have been dismissed in the famous “Arizona Iced Tea Case,” in which a rapper and former Army sergeant was arrested for drinking a can of the sweetened beverage.
http://sputniknews.com/us/20150208/1017973501.html

Another zealous officer who simply doesn't understand the difference between a hunch and reasonable suspicion.

Wow. Just wow.

 

[JEDIYoda]

99.9999% of all police interactions with citizens do not result in harm to the police. Why do cops treat every interaction with citizens as if it could be their last?

See how that works in reverse, asshole?

you keep peddling your BS....you get paid to post your nonsense??

 

[Subyman]

Rapper Christopher "Xstrav" Beatty Arrested for Drinking Arizona Iced Tea in parking lot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqhO8CGo-WQ

Part 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXlnZbwfhXk

After two years charges finally have been dismissed in the famous “Arizona Iced Tea Case,” in which a rapper and former Army sergeant was arrested for drinking a can of the sweetened beverage.
http://sputniknews.com/us/20150208/1017973501.html

Another zealous officer who simply doesn't understand the difference between a hunch and reasonable suspicion.

Crazy, check this out:

The Fayetteville Observer reported that, outside the courtroom after the dismissal, Rogers jokingly offered Beatty a can of Arizona Ice Tea but Beatty refused to take it.

Officer even mocks the innocent man about it 2 years later after the charges were dropped. Officer should be fired for being a piece of shit.

 

[Pipeline 1010]

you keep peddling your BS....you get paid to post your nonsense??

I don't think cops should get away with evil shit; therefore i am peddling nonsense? And getting paid for it? Who would pay me for this? Am I missing your sarcasm? I'll check the batteries on my detector.

 

[Pipeline 1010]

It has to do with every incident. Cops are on edge.

No it doesn't. It was absent from this incident. Did you watch the video? Did you hear what the cops were saying and the way their voices sounded? They weren't on edge. They got angry because they weren't obeyed by somebody who they KNEW couldn't understand their orders. There was no fear involved, only one innocent guy and some assholes.

 

[Pipeline 1010]

Crazy, check this out:



Officer even mocks the innocent man about it 2 years later after the charges were dropped. Officer should be fired for being a piece of shit.

Yeah, that's a super dickish move after 2 years of attempting to get this man punished for doing nothing wrong. You'd think at some point, if this cop was a decent human being, he would have given up trying to hard this man. Nope.