Incredible "Cop Block" Activism

[Chester Copperpot]

Yeah I liked the majority of the first video.. Citizens watching the watchmen.. thats cool..

2nd video I think was sorta in bad taste... I mean the cops did seem very restrained and the entire place looked like a shit hole being all chalked up and stuff..

I know people have their beefs and what not.. I would have a little more respect for the public property than to chalk everything up

 

[mport1]

There needs to be some way to hold these people accountable for the crimes they commit. A peaceful protest outside the station is great in my opinion. If they would stop hurting peaceful people than they wouldn't have people outraged enough to stage a protest and chalk.

 

[AFPVet]

Yeah I liked the majority of the first video.. Citizens watching the watchmen.. that's cool..

2nd video I think was sorta in bad taste... I mean the cops did seem very restrained and the entire place looked like a shit hole being all chalked up and stuff..

I know people have their beefs and what not.. I would have a little more respect for the public property than to chalk everything up

I agree... I only watched (and commented on) the first video. I didn't feel like watching the second.

 

[pmbug]

Record straight to the internet from any smart phone: http://qik.com/

 

[AFPVet]

Record straight to the internet from any smart phone: http://qik.com/

This. They can't confiscate what's on the net

 

[steph3n]

Chalking the building was stupid and immature, the first video was great.

 

[Nate-ForLiberty]

This. They can't confiscate what's on the net

And you can set it up to post to Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, and other social networking sites AS SOON AS YOUR VIDEO STREAM STOPS. Meaning, if they confiscate your phone and turn off the camera, your video is automatically posted online...everywhere. Pretty cool.