B_Italian1
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What freedom of speech? One's rights end when it intrudes on others. His intention was to disrupt the assembly and even he admitted to that, therefore his rights (to free speech) ended.
I am certainly no expert on appropriate use of force in such circumstances. Being who I am, I tend to err on a little too much force rather than too little. There have to be consequences for actions. When did people come the conclusion that there should be no real consequences for violating others rights and refusing to obey police orders?
Those officers aren't his "bro", they represent the authority of the government (though if I remember correctly they were campus security). By saying that, he thinks he is their equal. That is the height of egalitarian arrogance.
I guess it's a good thing that I'm not a cop,I would have dropped the little mother fucker with a hollowpoint,just my opinion
Tasing is a tool to be used above soft compliance techniques and before higher levels of force. It only hurts while its on, hurts like a motherfucker, but it goes away. It also provides excellent results without bodily harm.
Dont want the chair? Do what the man says. Simple.
That is inaccurate. He actively resisted officers, which is a violent act.
This is not a freedom of speech issue. The right to freedom of expression only applies to government restrictions. This took place in a private venue which had rules of conduct and an apparent agenda.
Okay, well. I'll go get a taser, and you e-mail me your address. How about we get together and I tase you, since you are such fan of it.
That's hardly a violent act. Further, Kerry wanted to answer, and the police interrupted. You're so on ignore, you fascist.
He deserved it and is now famous because of it. He probably did it for the fame.
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That's going to make it kind of difficult for him to get his address to you - and I was kind of interested in the 'experiment'![]()
That's hardly a violent act. Further, Kerry wanted to answer, and the police interrupted. You're so on ignore, you fascist.
Just like every woman who rapes it was asking for it because she was so pretty, right? She really wanted it. You know she did.
Okay, then the two of you can get together and taser each other and really get off on it.![]()
No, a woman does not deserve to be raped under any circumstances. He was a disruptive pain in the ass and deserved what he got. He will probably become very wealthy.
Okay, this thread is going to spiral out of control, apparently. It's really frightening and discusting that some assholes on this thread support the torture of a young man who has the audacity to do what we are supposed to do in a democracy: get involved. Further, he was putting questions to a man who, if he had been elected, may have been able to prevent the deaths of thousands.
The only real transgression was questioning authority and perhaps being a bit annoying, WHICH IS WHAT YOUNG PEOPLE AT UNIVERSITIES ARE SUPPOSED TO DO. I suppose he's just lucky he didn't get shot, like the boy in that famous picture from the 1960s.
Anyone who thinks this boy deserved to be tasered is a total asshole. Fuck you!
This thread made me realize that the reason the statement "Don't tase me bro" is so god-damned adorable is because the statement itself contains no malice, but rather a type of brotherly cameraderie -- which is the last thing most of you motherfuckers who say he deserved it would have expressed if you were being held in place by five bigs! Most people being held in place like that and who thought they were about to be tasered would be cursing the police, not calling them "bro."
And some of you wonder why this country has a bad reputation internationally. It's because images like this get out there. This is supposed to be the world's greatest democracy, and the reward for practicing democracy sometimes is that scrawny college boys get tackled to the ground and tortured. Meanwhile, the government system the boy was questioning is responsible for the deaths of tens of thousands in Iraq, a war that shouldn't have happened and is terrorism anyway.