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Next time you get a parking ticket, you should keep an eye out for a cop coming to pepper spray your ass, you felon.
parking ticket is a civil infraction by civil authority
Wow, guess that flew over your head too.
It would be like a cop pepper spraying you for running a stop light.
resisting arrest is a felony
Like I said, what warranted arrest? The most they should have done is cited these people.
This was a misdemeanor at best.
We keep going back to the same concept, Photo...the protesters don't have the right to block access to public or private property. Their right to peaceably assemble does not give them the right to deny others their rights. When they do so they are breaking the law. When they do so with the intention of being arrested so as to publicize their point of view then it is hardly the fault of the arresting officers. The fact is...nobody pays attention to the OWS protests except when they are confronting the police. They don't have a coherent message to put forth except that they are frustrated. They're not really sure what they are frustrated AT but they are lashing out anyways. My question to you is this...don't you think the OWS group should have had their goals straight before they started trying to occupy Wall Street?
And yes, I absolutely think they should all go home and rethink the direction of their protest.
Next time you get a parking ticket, you should keep an eye out for a cop coming to pepper spray your ass, you felon.
parking ticket is a civil infraction by civil authority
Wow, guess that flew over your head too.
It would be like a cop pepper spraying you for running a stop light.
how long do the pigs think people will sit back and take it? Once a few cops are shot at and treated how they treat protestors then the real revolution will occur
parking ticket is a civil infraction by civil authority
Wow, guess that flew over your head too.
It would be like a cop pepper spraying you for running a stop light.
If you'd like to go with that analogy, Photo...it would be like parking your car in the middle of an intersection and refusing to move because your commute takes longer than you think it should. Now it might very well be that your commute IS too lengthy and that someone should do something about traffic but you don't have the right to block the path of other people while you make that point. The cops would call for a tow truck and if you resisted arrest you'd probably get pepper sprayed or tasered.
Like I said, what warranted arrest? The most they should have done is cited these people.
This was a misdemeanor at best.
We keep going back to the same concept, Photo...the protesters don't have the right to block access to public or private property. Their right to peaceably assemble does not give them the right to deny others their rights. When they do so they are breaking the law. When they do so with the intention of being arrested so as to publicize their point of view then it is hardly the fault of the arresting officers. The fact is...nobody pays attention to the OWS protests except when they are confronting the police. They don't have a coherent message to put forth except that they are frustrated. They're not really sure what they are frustrated AT but they are lashing out anyways. My question to you is this...don't you think the OWS group should have had their goals straight before they started trying to occupy Wall Street?
Where they pushing people out?
And yes, I absolutely think they should all go home and rethink the direction of their protest.
My problem is simply this; most of them are being treated like second class citizens.
And yes, I absolutely think they should all go home and rethink the direction of their protest.
or protest but obey the law
where have we seen that recently ?
From what I've read all they did was break a campus rule.
Have your papers with you at all times too. The TSA is now setting up randomn checkpoints to harass innocent American Citizens. Government checkpoints demanding to see your papers? Sound familiar? Yea,we've handed so much of our freedom & liberty over to the jack-booters. It's so damn sad.
how long do the pigs think people will sit back and take it? Once a few cops are shot at and treated how they treat protestors then the real revolution will occur
I am all for protesting VIOLENTLY if necessary if our Constitutional rights to life, liberty or property is adversely affected.
Which one of those rights are the students defending?
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The vast majority of the OWS obeys the law and stays out of the way.
It is generally the action of extremists hijacking the movement for their own benefit.
Like I said, what warranted arrest? The most they should have done is cited these people.
This was a misdemeanor at best.
We keep going back to the same concept, Photo...the protesters don't have the right to block access to public or private property. Their right to peaceably assemble does not give them the right to deny others their rights. When they do so they are breaking the law. When they do so with the intention of being arrested so as to publicize their point of view then it is hardly the fault of the arresting officers. The fact is...nobody pays attention to the OWS protests except when they are confronting the police. They don't have a coherent message to put forth except that they are frustrated. They're not really sure what they are frustrated AT but they are lashing out anyways. My question to you is this...don't you think the OWS group should have had their goals straight before they started trying to occupy Wall Street?
Where they pushing people out?
And yes, I absolutely think they should all go home and rethink the direction of their protest.
My problem is simply this; most of them are being treated like second class citizens.
Have your papers with you at all times too. The TSA is now setting up randomn checkpoints to harass innocent American Citizens. Government checkpoints demanding to see your papers? Sound familiar? Yea,we've handed so much of our freedom & liberty over to the jack-booters. It's so damn sad.
Your Constitutional rights say you can protest anything you want
Your Constitutional rights say you can protest anything you want
within the bounds established to provide for the continued, orderly and safe protestations for everyone
step outside of that
spray tan is a distinct possibility
Sounds to me like you've never been pepper-sprayed.
Have your papers with you at all times too. The TSA is now setting up randomn checkpoints to harass innocent American Citizens. Government checkpoints demanding to see your papers? Sound familiar? Yea,we've handed so much of our freedom & liberty over to the jack-booters. It's so damn sad.
Where, pray tell...have these random checkpoints been set up, Paul? I know you wouldn't make this stuff up...right?
Those pigs are disgusting.
