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Don't F with this cop (pg. 2)
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| aNYthing |
Sheeeet. I ain't never seen a future millionaire pumelled like this before. Oh wait. I did. RODNEY KING! RODNEY KING! RODNEY KING!
Your tax dollars at work. This girl will be rollin in nice Ferrari by the time she's licenced to drive legally - courtesy of John Q. Taxpayer and some scumbag lawyer. |
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| Sunsnail |
| quote: | Originally posted by Theresa
Part of me thinks that it's horrible, but another part of me thinks the little bratty c unt deserved it. Clearly she is being a pouty, snotty little bitch (as you can see by the way she storms in, arms crossed, and then she kicks her shoe at him.)
With that being said, it was a completely inappropriate reaction by the police officer, and he should be charged and fired immediately. Still doesn't make me think that she probably didn't deserve it. |
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| Chris Crossland |
Is the cop or girl middle eastern?
How's the cops reflexes? Better than Bush?? |
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| Clovis |
| quote: | Originally posted by Theresa
Part of me thinks that it's horrible, but another part of me thinks the little bratty c unt deserved it. Clearly she is being a pouty, snotty little bitch (as you can see by the way she storms in, arms crossed, and then she kicks her shoe at him.) |
It doesn't ing matter.
Police officers have plenty of other ways to deal with unpleasant folks and most of them do just fine on a daily basis. If you can't take it you shouldn't be in that line of work.
It's called Officer of the Law, not The Law. And that is a completely unacceptable way to deal with ANYONE in custody. |
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| SuspicionVandit |
Well deserved.
She won't walk out of the incident with a different perception of cops, but at least she got her ass beat. |
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| Clovis |
| quote: | Originally posted by SuspicionVandit
Well deserved.
She won't walk out of the incident with a different perception of cops, but at least she got her ass beat. |
You're a ing idiot. |
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| SuspicionVandit |
Well, as long as we're up and I'm up for debate, what should have occurred? "stop, don't do that, you're a girl"?
I don't hold hands with police, but I don't put myself in positions to accept their batons on my face. I've seen videos with cops that do offend me and put me on the side of the citizen (most recently, this one.
Provocation goes without prejudice and it looks to me like this undisciplined rowdy 15 year old got a well deserved bit of reality to the sides of her head; from a cop or a bouncer is of no importance to me. Humans are all unpredictable, and this wanker just got the vicious end of the stick. She provoked it and unfortunately had to accept a consequence that didn't just involve cupcakes and a call to her parents. |
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| Clovis |
| There's so much wrong with that I don't even know where to begin. |
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| SuspicionVandit |
| ok, you win. |
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| Clovis |
No, I already lost.
I'll win if one day you actually think about the implications of what you seem to believe and realize why that is not "well deserved". |
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| SuspicionVandit |
Well, to be honest, I know you are in a more correct stance than me. I expressed my original position because the video honestly doesn't evoke any empathy from me, probably just the way I'm wired. You are definitely more in touch with cultural issues than me, so yes, I am giving it to you based on my admitted ignorance.
On the other hand, trance music something that I, without a doubt, know to be superior.
Animosity relinquished? |
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