Police Officer: 'if you don’t want to get shot...just do what I tell you.'

[phill4paul]

Grigg nails it (as usual).

Indeed. Can someone cover some rep for me? :o

 

[JK/SEA]

kinda explains some of those high speed chases...

 

[JK/SEA]

A republic is a democracy. A representative democracy, in fact. We spread democracy so much around the world because we all think democracy (and voting) is awesome. If you really think that other people shouldnt be able to vote on your freedoms, you can always vote against the concept of voting, by I dunno, voting for a communist.

no, a democracy is mob rule...ask the Romans....

 

[phill4paul]

The honey related a story from her way home tonight.

On the way home an officer by the side of the road jumped out with his hand up causing her to lock 'em down. She even looked in the rear view to make sure she wasn't gonna get creamed. Seems a vehicle (van) had broken down. With the traffic stopped he started helping push the van. A pick-up truck came down the right side of the blocked traffic, the shoulder in the grass, and stopped, and the door started to open. The cop went ballistic she said. Screaming at the truck driver. "What are you doing..don't you see the traffic is blocked!" The driver closed his door and the honey heard him say "Fuck you. I was pulling over on the side to help you push the van!" Then he sped off shooting a finger. The honey said the cops face was purple and he was screaming into his shoulder mic. Hope a fellow red neck made it home without a beating.
SMDH.

 

[otherone]

A republic is a democracy. A representative democracy, in fact. We spread democracy so much around the world because we all think democracy (and voting) is awesome. If you really think that other people shouldnt be able to vote on your freedoms, you can always vote against the concept of voting, by I dunno, voting for a communist.

 

[phill4paul]

A republic is a democracy. A representative democracy, in fact. We spread democracy so much around the world because we all think democracy (and voting) is awesome. If you really think that other people shouldnt be able to vote on your freedoms, you can always vote against the concept of voting, by I dunno, voting for a communist.

Within this (continued and wonderful satiric/sardonic witticism, I will add) lies a wonderful meme. Not quite sure how to phrase it.

If you really think that other people shouldnt be able to vote on your freedoms

There is something lovely in that. Just don't know how to quite compose it.

+rep and kudos.

 

[presence]

"The law enforcement problem in this country goes well beyond boys with toys.
It's much deeper, and needs to be torn out by the roots."


ex·tir·pate

ˈekstərˌpāt/
verb
past tense: extirpated; past participle: extirpated
root out and destroy completely.
"the use of every legal measure to extirpate this horrible evil from the land"
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[TD="class: lr_dct_nyms_ttl"]synonyms:[/TD]
[TD]weed out, destroy, eradicate, stamp out, root out, wipe out, eliminate, suppress, crush, put down, put an end to, get rid of[/TD]
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Fuck you I won't do what you tell me.

 

[XNavyNuke]

No, no, no! That's bottom fishing. I think you're looking for the "cockpit teaser"!

XNN

 

[TomtheTinker]

Police Officer: 'if you don’t want to get shot...just do what I tell you.'

How about this bitch...Back the fuck off before we go French revolution on your ass!

 

[Philhelm]

Phew! I'm glad he didn't forbid dragging police officers from their homes and putting their heads on pikes.

 

[Cleaner44]

A republic is a democracy. A representative democracy, in fact. We spread democracy so much around the world because we all think democracy (and voting) is awesome. If you really think that other people shouldnt be able to vote on your freedoms, you can always vote against the concept of voting, by I dunno, voting for a communist.

Roger that! Voting for the win!

 

[ZENemy]

I hope you're not being sarcastic, because voting is indeed the way to go. This is a democracy, because the founders voted to make it so. And democracies are founded on the concept of voting. And the people of this country continue to vote to keep it a democracy. So we vote. It's all agreed. I don't want to hear any more of this 'not voting' silliness.

 

[Slave Mentality]

They would rather see me in the pen than me and Lorenzo rollin' in the Benzo...

 

[acptulsa]

There should be 25% less blacks in USA.

Well, you go attend to that personally, then. And please be sure not to keep us apprised of your progress.

 

[Mani]

BMX042 is RPF's version of Stephen Colbert. Although he occasionally breaks out of character.

 

[SeanTX]

And if you don't want to get tear-gas grenaded in your own back yard, don't stand around in your back yard when America's biggest street gang is on a rampage :

http://blogs.riverfronttimes.com/da...ters_of_firing_guns_leading_to_gas_attack.php

Cop in Ferguson Tweets Lies to Justify Tear-Gassing Protesters in Their Own Back Yard
By Ray Downs Thu., Aug. 21 2014 at 10:18 AM

A Velda City police officer who has been part of the militarized police apparatus holding down operations on West Florissant Avenue is spreading lies about Ferguson protesters online.

Sergeant Mike Weston, going by the handle "officeranon2" on Twitter, engaged with users of the social-media network about a tear-gas attack by St. Louis County police on protesters in their own back yard on Monday, August 11. In the conversation, a Twitter user wanted to know why police would fire tear gas at people on their own property. Weston tells them it's because protesters were firing guns from their back yard. But that's not true, as evidenced in the video below.


Daily RFT was in the back yard that was tear-gassed and caught the incident on video. No shots were ever fired anybody in the back yard, and each person had their hands up in protest.

Daily RFT contacted the Velda City Police Department, and Weston confirmed the account was his and explained the allegations he made against Ferguson residents who were attacked with tear gas on their own property.

"I wasn't spreading misinformation," he said. "There were shots being fired some yards, maybe not this particular one."

Weston then admitted that he wasn't in the group of police officers that was marching down the street and firing tear gas into yards. He said he was in the back closer to the command center, several blocks away.

Although Weston claims shots were fired from "some yards," that wasn't the reason that the St. Louis County Police Department gave for this tear gas attack.

Sergeant Colby Dolly, the chief aide to Police Chief John Belmar, said they used tear gas in the video because the people in their back yard looked like they were up to no good.

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[Christian Liberty]

How in the hell did you ever get Reputation Beyond Repute when you don't even know that our nation is not a Democracy, but is actually a Republic?

Shirley you can't be serious.

Don't talk to cops!

He's being sarcastic. Mind you, I'm starting to get annoyed because its too realistic, but its still sarcasm.

 

[Root]

He's being sarcastic. Mind you, I'm starting to get annoyed because its too realistic, but its still sarcasm.

Agreed.

 

[PaulConventionWV]

How in the hell did you ever get Reputation Beyond Repute when you don't even know that our nation is not a Democracy, but is actually a Republic?

Shirley you can't be serious.

Don't talk to cops!

Obvious troll is obvious.

 

[PaulConventionWV]

And if you don't want to get tear-gas grenaded in your own back yard, don't stand around in your back yard when America's biggest street gang is on a rampage :

http://blogs.riverfronttimes.com/da...ters_of_firing_guns_leading_to_gas_attack.php

Wow, he actually said that?

They're not even trying to justify it anymore. "They look like they're up to no good" is now a solid reason for firing tear gas at people on their own property.