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Pogo, I am glad you were not a trouble maker. Yes, there are bad authority figures, but defiance at the moment is stupid. Comply and take up with the proper authorities.
But any child or adult who is asked to comply with rules says "no" and does not comply is ipso facto a trouble maker and is fair game for the force of the law. Almost all of the time the defier is going to loser, and as we have seen, sometimes loses all the way and is no more.
Quit to trying to use your hasty generalization of your incident as a broad brush to condemn all LEO.Pogo, I am glad you were not a trouble maker. Yes, there are bad authority figures, but defiance at the moment is stupid. Comply and take up with the proper authorities.
But any child or adult who is asked to comply with rules says "no" and does not comply is ipso facto a trouble maker and is fair game for the force of the law. Almost all of the time the defier is going to loser, and as we have seen, sometimes loses all the way and is no more.
Again, there was no "defiance" of anything on my part. I was walking home, minding my own business. THEY accosted ME. I was damn lucky not to have become a statistic. And I have no doubt some aren't so lucky. Don't try to tell me it doesn't happen. And when it does there's not a damn thing wrong with calling it out. The fact that this particular goon got fired and sued is a positive. Stop trying to sugar-coat it.
How many times does have to happen before school district will start getting rid of police officers in our kids' schools? They don't belong there.
An arrest affidavit says that Badia tried to get the boy's attention by moving his arm towards the child's chin, according to Click Orlando.
The boy moved his arm to block the move, which then led Badia to shove him and move him across the lobby.
The 13-year-old was not resisting during the incident but had his arm twisted for 42 seconds and remained on the ground before being picked up by the officer.
He was then pushed toward the reception desk while Badia appeared to be yelling.
Video captures Florida police officer body-slamming 13-year-old
Quit to trying to use your hasty generalization of your incident as a broad brush to condemn all LEO.Pogo, I am glad you were not a trouble maker. Yes, there are bad authority figures, but defiance at the moment is stupid. Comply and take up with the proper authorities.
But any child or adult who is asked to comply with rules says "no" and does not comply is ipso facto a trouble maker and is fair game for the force of the law. Almost all of the time the defier is going to loser, and as we have seen, sometimes loses all the way and is no more.
Again, there was no "defiance" of anything on my part. I was walking home, minding my own business. THEY accosted ME. I was damn lucky not to have become a statistic. And I have no doubt some aren't so lucky. Don't try to tell me it doesn't happen. And when it does there's not a damn thing wrong with calling it out. The fact that this particular goon got fired and sued is a positive. Stop trying to sugar-coat it.
I am glad you were not hurt. I am glad you survived it.
But you are tarring all the good people in authority, and your example is not the typical incident.
You know it.
Yeah, it does.Quit to trying to use your hasty generalization of your incident as a broad brush to condemn all LEO.Pogo, I am glad you were not a trouble maker. Yes, there are bad authority figures, but defiance at the moment is stupid. Comply and take up with the proper authorities.
But any child or adult who is asked to comply with rules says "no" and does not comply is ipso facto a trouble maker and is fair game for the force of the law. Almost all of the time the defier is going to loser, and as we have seen, sometimes loses all the way and is no more.
Again, there was no "defiance" of anything on my part. I was walking home, minding my own business. THEY accosted ME. I was damn lucky not to have become a statistic. And I have no doubt some aren't so lucky. Don't try to tell me it doesn't happen. And when it does there's not a damn thing wrong with calling it out. The fact that this particular goon got fired and sued is a positive. Stop trying to sugar-coat it.
I am glad you were not hurt. I am glad you survived it.
But you are tarring all the good people in authority, and your example is not the typical incident.
You know it.
Where did I make a reference to "all the good people in authority"? Or "all the any-kind-of people in authority"? Where did I make a reference to "all LEO"?
If there's a broad brush here, it doesn't belong to me.
Statiscally it is more likely for whitehall to be correct."How many times does it have to happen"? There are literally millions of school districts that employ Police Officers. How many times has it happened? Statistically it's more likely for a politician to molest an intern.
Yeah, it does.Quit to trying to use your hasty generalization of your incident as a broad brush to condemn all LEO.Pogo, I am glad you were not a trouble maker. Yes, there are bad authority figures, but defiance at the moment is stupid. Comply and take up with the proper authorities.
But any child or adult who is asked to comply with rules says "no" and does not comply is ipso facto a trouble maker and is fair game for the force of the law. Almost all of the time the defier is going to loser, and as we have seen, sometimes loses all the way and is no more.
Again, there was no "defiance" of anything on my part. I was walking home, minding my own business. THEY accosted ME. I was damn lucky not to have become a statistic. And I have no doubt some aren't so lucky. Don't try to tell me it doesn't happen. And when it does there's not a damn thing wrong with calling it out. The fact that this particular goon got fired and sued is a positive. Stop trying to sugar-coat it.
I am glad you were not hurt. I am glad you survived it.
But you are tarring all the good people in authority, and your example is not the typical incident.
You know it.
Where did I make a reference to "all the good people in authority"? Or "all the any-kind-of people in authority"? Where did I make a reference to "all LEO"?
If there's a broad brush here, it doesn't belong to me.
But I am glad you are backing up. That shows some sense.
The questions were all answered, and you backed up. You tried to broad brush LEO, and you were wrong. I am glad you admitted that.Yeah, it does.Quit to trying to use your hasty generalization of your incident as a broad brush to condemn all LEO.Pogo, I am glad you were not a trouble maker. Yes, there are bad authority figures, but defiance at the moment is stupid. Comply and take up with the proper authorities.
But any child or adult who is asked to comply with rules says "no" and does not comply is ipso facto a trouble maker and is fair game for the force of the law. Almost all of the time the defier is going to loser, and as we have seen, sometimes loses all the way and is no more.
Again, there was no "defiance" of anything on my part. I was walking home, minding my own business. THEY accosted ME. I was damn lucky not to have become a statistic. And I have no doubt some aren't so lucky. Don't try to tell me it doesn't happen. And when it does there's not a damn thing wrong with calling it out. The fact that this particular goon got fired and sued is a positive. Stop trying to sugar-coat it.
I am glad you were not hurt. I am glad you survived it.
But you are tarring all the good people in authority, and your example is not the typical incident.
You know it.
Where did I make a reference to "all the good people in authority"? Or "all the any-kind-of people in authority"? Where did I make a reference to "all LEO"?
If there's a broad brush here, it doesn't belong to me.
But I am glad you are backing up. That shows some sense.
"Backing up"?
From what?
Seeing as how you can't answer those questions, it doesn't appear to be me in reverse....
Check it out. Statistically it's more likely for Hillary's husband to have molested an intern than a Police Officer to have assaulted a student.Statiscally it is more likely for whitehall to be correct."How many times does it have to happen"? There are literally millions of school districts that employ Police Officers. How many times has it happened? Statistically it's more likely for a politician to molest an intern.
And whitehall continues to prove that deflections don't work.Check it out. Statistically it's more likely for Hillary's husband to have molested an intern than a Police Officer to have assaulted a student.
Thank heavens for the officers.
Parents, tell your children that if they are fucking off and the cop says stop, and they ignore him, he will do a laying on of hands. Capiche?
That ain't the way the world's supposed to work. That's Authoritaristan. To hell with that place.
Who beat up a child? Does that excite you?Thank heavens for the officers.
Parents, tell your children that if they are fucking off and the cop says stop, and they ignore him, he will do a laying on of hands. Capiche?
Does the thought of beating up a child give you an erection?
The facts are clear, and Jarlaxle is wrong.The boy was causing problems, the cop put an end to it.
Assumes facts not in evidence.
You, Pogo, must have had a bad experience with the authorities. You were acting up and out, and you got put in your place. Tell us about it.
Asinine assertion.
Pogo, I am glad you were not a trouble maker. Yes, there are bad authority figures, but defiance at the moment is stupid. Comply and take up with the proper authorities.
But any child or adult who is asked to comply with rules says "no" and does not comply is ipso facto a trouble maker and is fair game for the force of the law. Almost all of the time the defier is going to loser, and as we have seen, sometimes loses all the way and is no more.
Again, there was no "defiance" of anything on my part. I was walking home, minding my own business. THEY accosted ME. I was damn lucky not to have become a statistic. And I have no doubt some aren't so lucky. Don't try to tell me it doesn't happen. And when it does there's not a damn thing wrong with calling it out.
The fact that this particular goon got fired and sued is a positive. Stop trying to sugar-coat it.
Who beat up a child? Does that excite you?Thank heavens for the officers.
Parents, tell your children that if they are fucking off and the cop says stop, and they ignore him, he will do a laying on of hands. Capiche?
Does the thought of beating up a child give you an erection?
The facts are clear, and Jarlaxle is wrong.The boy was causing problems, the cop put an end to it.
Assumes facts not in evidence.
You, Pogo, must have had a bad experience with the authorities. You were acting up and out, and you got put in your place. Tell us about it.
Asinine assertion.
Yup, it was pretty good and made you look silly.Who beat up a child? Does that excite you?Thank heavens for the officers.
Parents, tell your children that if they are fucking off and the cop says stop, and they ignore him, he will do a laying on of hands. Capiche?
Does the thought of beating up a child give you an erection?
Figured it did.
Not even a GOOD deflection, dude...2.5/10.
