Posted on 06/03/2004 6:18:45 PM PDT by freepatriot32
He wrote :"And those jack-boots can go to the pen and see what some big bubba can do with their fair skins."
Had he written "their black skins" in relation to wishing the women would get raped or abused in jail I would also call him on racism. Racism is ugly. It has no place in FR.
Maybe you feel they should get a medal intead.
I feel that the women should have obeyed the police officers when instructed to move. It would have been wise and avoided the entire subsequent episode. As to whether they used excessive force, I reserve judgment.
I'm not sticking up for the cops....I'm stick up for their right to be heard as well. You on the other hand judge them without all of the facts.
Do you always stalk a freeper's past debates?
That's okay, I won't bother pointing you back to the posts where it was pointed out you had convicted the cops without hearing their side. I can see this is fruitless.
No. You cannot say anything you like. You cannot even do that here on FR. There are limits. Choosing to disobey a direct police order is risky. The police could be wrong (not that I think they were wrong to order the women to move on) but, even if they are, you must weigh your response carefully.
I missed where the race of the cops was mentioned.
Do you consider "cop" a race? Do you know what racist means
or are you simply using words above your reading level?
PS I find it quite ironic that your automatic conviction of the cops is in stark contrast to your own tagline.
Read the entire thread before passing judgement!
People who get off work at 2 am, may be looking to have a couple of drinks before the bars close...that doesn't make them looking to get wasted.
2) When a cop tells you to beat feet, do it. Don't argue with a cop, you will lose. Don't fight with a cop, you will lose worse.
The cop has no business telling you to leave private property when you have permission of the property owner to be there.
3) Cop outranks bouncer, every time.
The bouncer is representing the establishment. I'd go with the bouncer on this one.
4)When there is an "incident" happening at a bar, get the heck away. Don't stand around waiting for the shootout, or pick a fight with the cops showing up to deal with the incident.
I believe the police officer instigated this altercation.
5) While it is certainly possible that a cop might torture a suspect, when that suspect has admitting doing a whole series of egregiously stupid things, their credibility is awefully low to begin with.
I'd say it's more than possible that the fine upstanding police officer in this situation overstepped his authority, and decided to have a little "fun" by breaking this womans arm.
"Jones said she thinks the incident was racist. Smith and Bradley are black, and the officers are white."
It was in the article. What is your reading level ?
And now you are having a little fun twisting the facts....wait....you haven't even heard all of the facts!
And just when I thought you were finished making asinine comments...there you go again.
Come to think of it, maybe that's why she put so much emphasis on the fact she was told to stay there. Perhaps the guy who told her was her pimp.
Of course they are a "race". They are a superior race, with powers and priveleges above those of the rest of us regular citizens.
"If you're not cop, you're little people" -Bladerunner.
Hey, after reading your post #37, you're a fine one to talk about asinine comments. That was one of the stupidest posts I have ever read on any thread here.
And I believe that I am tall, good looking, and slim.
Well, maybe as good looking as a short, fat guy can be.
The bouncer at the bar was also her pimp? Man that's really stretching it a bit.
Of course she was a whore. You've convinced me.
Let's give these brave cops a medal and a parade for protecting society for protecting the good citizens from the actions of a drunken whore..
LOL
"Let's give these brave cops a medal and a parade for protecting society for protecting the good citizens from the actions of a drunken whore."
Okay...drinks are on ActionNewsBULL(shiiter)!!!!
What corn field in Nebraska do you hail from again ?
She was told to wait to get into the bar. She has the right to do that w/o interference from the police.
"Notice how the paper said "early Sunday morning" instead of "late Saturday night", making it sound like she was going out to brunch instead of partying the night away."
The paper is correct and you are wrong. In addition she has the right to party anytime she decides to.
Now as to the charges, they are purely bogus. The officer was not attracked to disorderly conduct, but simply the 2 women standing there. He then caused problems and drummed up the charges for out of the blue.
" I wonder how drunk she was already by that time ?"
Not drunk enough to be charged with public intoxication.
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