darkwolf666
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I don't think you can use logic when trying to assess a lot of voters.
Corrected for you!
I don't think you can use logic when trying to assess a lot of voters.
You do know I was referring to the black guy in the clip?
I think you maybe the only person that has watched a video link from Karlweisse on here.
LAW AND ORDER!
Anyone want to see blood pouring out of an ear?
The police in Buffalo, NY.
If you watch the police officer who pushed the elderly man over, I’m not excusing him here...
Hardly pushed him with excessive force, the guy tripped going backwards, and then the police officer went to bend down and help, but was moved on by another officer, if you watch he looks open mouthed and shocked, also his knees buckle slightly, I think there is remorse.
He is doing a job, for the machine.
He could have been dealt with better yes, but he was hardly attacked with a vicious assault, that we have seen.
My mind goes straight to Ian Tomlinson at G20 protests in 2009.
“I was just doing my job, obeying orders” is no longer a valid excuse!
Trump will obviously say “the police in Buffalo are doing a great job, as the saying goes when the old come out, we knock ‘em out”!
The Tomlinson case was a terrible example of how some members of the police can become rabid animals. The guy was walking away with his hands in his pockets and savagely attacked from behind.My mind goes straight to Ian Tomlinson at G20 protests in 2009.
“I was just doing my job, obeying orders” is no longer a valid excuse!
Trump will obviously say “the police in Buffalo are doing a great job, as the saying goes when the old come out, we knock ‘em out”!
My mind goes straight to Ian Tomlinson at G20 protests in 2009.
“I was just doing my job, obeying orders” is no longer a valid excuse!
Trump will obviously say “the police in Buffalo are doing a great job, as the saying goes when the old come out, we knock ‘em out”!
Superb open letter to Trump from Liam Rosenior in today’s Guardian. Liam is a total legend.
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/b...trump-us-president-george-floyd-liam-rosenior
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Superb open letter to Trump from Liam Rosenior in today’s Guardian. Liam is a total legend.
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/b...trump-us-president-george-floyd-liam-rosenior
Superb open letter to Trump from Liam Rosenior in today’s Guardian. Liam is a total legend.
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/b...trump-us-president-george-floyd-liam-rosenior
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I don't disagree, my point is that being a police officer is a very difficult job, and the positions they are put in, would test the best of us.
Again like many critical services they are under paid, it is very easy to see a policeman push someone over and shout brutality, but that clip clearly showed a man disobaying orders to move back, he trips after being pushed (hardly a massive brutal push) and oh dear hes banged his head.
Sad as it is, and we can argue the rights and wrongs of the demos, the police being used (that they are by the powers that be) but we have to acknowledge their job, is a thankless horrible job.
Obviously the demonstrations are a result of police actions, and in no way do i condone some of the police action throughout the years.
You get good and bad in every walks of life, and racism needs to be rooted out at every level, including the police, and higher up the food chain, because they (Trump) are the instigators.
The Tomlinson case was a terrible example of how some members of the police can become rabid animals. The guy was walking away with his hands in his pockets and savagely attacked from behind.
Anyone want to see blood pouring out of an ear?
The police in Buffalo, NY.
In all seriousness, there must be something else wrong with the bloke to go down like that. It's basic human instinct to protect the back of your head, the only time you see people fall like that is if they're knocked out.
He needs to learn to fall over properly!
In all seriousness, there must be something else wrong with the bloke to go down like that. It's basic human instinct to protect the back of your head, the only time you see people fall like that is if they're knocked out.