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In reply to the discussion: Thinking about the Teenage Pool Party and the people defending the cops. I have a question for you [View all]jwirr
(39,215 posts)35. You are most likely correct but isn't it horrible that we have to teach our children to submit to
abusive government? It is one of the rights in our constitution - to be able to protest the actions of abuse. And we are being forced by a an abusive police force to teach our children that is not something you should do. At the very time that protest may be more important than any right we have.
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Thinking about the Teenage Pool Party and the people defending the cops. I have a question for you [View all]
Hekate
Jun 2015
OP
Interesting that you bring up roid rage. The only place I have heard that is here, but I think ...
Hekate
Jun 2015
#5
People defending the racist cops probably share that characteristic with the cops.
bravenak
Jun 2015
#6
so you understand that the folks from occupy were trying to fix things for ALL OF US?
questionseverything
Jun 2015
#26
i pointed out occupy because it is an example of police abuse against whites
questionseverything
Jun 2015
#50
Excellent! Of course, Rock would need to add shooting and tasing to the PSA. And NOT putting one's
valerief
Jun 2015
#102
Really? Did you see that video? Did you see that girl? There WAS NO "sorting out".
Hekate
Jun 2015
#15
If I were a parent, I would tell my kids to obey the police no matter what
aint_no_life_nowhere
Jun 2015
#16
That doesnt work for black folk either, the guy who got shot getting his ID after being
uponit7771
Jun 2015
#39
They need some sort of twelve step program to free them from their dependence ...
betsuni
Jun 2015
#73
WOW!! There are classes being taught with the police as the threat, which is true to life
uponit7771
Jun 2015
#40
You are most likely correct but isn't it horrible that we have to teach our children to submit to
jwirr
Jun 2015
#35
Subserviently? No but it wouldnt hurt to make sure that all kids are taught
cstanleytech
Jun 2015
#51
The "donut roll" almost made this video comedic - if it wasn't so obscenely violent and enraging
aint_no_life_nowhere
Jun 2015
#61
"The cop obviously was completely out of touch with reality." Well no shit.
cstanleytech
Jun 2015
#65
How about teach cops that they cannot assault people just because they feel like it?
bravenak
Jun 2015
#66
Yes of course as a short term solution more training for the cops can help
cstanleytech
Jun 2015
#76
The cop was the only one in the video, cussing and screaming and acting badly..
stage left
Jun 2015
#85
I dont recall hearing them pulling a gun though so there is a whole world of difference
cstanleytech
Jun 2015
#92
They always baselessly infer sinister motives to the victims, and this time is no exception.
byronius
Jun 2015
#71
This has been an interesting experience. Some of you understand the place of anguish from which...
Hekate
Jun 2015
#100