06-06-2005 06:23									#91
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quote: Originally posted by Pekka yeah, go on, defend the practice straight from hell. a) it doesn't make sense b) it limits the freedom of citizens because of their age c) sounds like nanny state to me, which is the trademark for welfare states. How about not letting adults out, between 18 and 28? I'm sure they are more dangerous, ESPECIALLY at night.

EXACTLY Pekka.

You rock. I am in awe of your wisdom.

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	06-06-2005 06:25									#92
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quote: Originally posted by Donegeal These are just three quotes from this very thread, and I only used the ones that were short and blantant in their hate. The overall impression from this thread is one of negitivity towards police and I think its absoulutly disgusting.

Negativity towards cops as persons, or negativity towards individual cops who are abusive and suffer from a super ego when they wear their uniform?

	06-06-2005 06:34									#93
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quote: Originally posted by Zkribbler We don't know that. If che was going thru a roadblock or something, then the police could question him. However, I read his post to mean he was riding down the street with his bag of kitty litter when he was descended upon by a score of cops.

Really?

quote: Originally posted by chegitz guevara You see, I had unwittingly stumbled into a meeting of the OAS, which is going on right down the street, and I only found out about on the way home from the airport. I guess my neighborhood's not so bad after all.

Now I must admit that I don't know what the hell a meeting of the OAS is, but it sounded like some type of gathering of people or some other situation that required hightened security.

	06-06-2005 06:36									#94
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Organization of American States?

Sounds like a protestor bonanza

	06-06-2005 06:40									#95
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I don't know. Someone higher up made the choice to have a higher security level. Maybe they got a tip or they have had violent protests in Che city before or they were expecting a high turnout. I'm not priviliged to that info. All I know (or all I percieve) is the the area was crawling with cops because some told them to be on high alert.

	06-06-2005 06:47									#96
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Well, if it is what I stated above (I googled it, and they had a banner with Ft Lauderdale June5-7 behind a speaker ) then they would have heightened security. Especially after all the WTO stuff that's been going on lately. I can understand officers attempting to prevent the riff-raff from rioting or violently protesting, if that's the case. Che is a scruffy guy, from whatI recall, maybe he had some molotov cocktails in that backpack.

	06-06-2005 06:48									#97
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quote: Now I must admit that I don't know what the hell a meeting of the OAS is, but it sounded like some type of gathering of people or some other situation that required hightened security.

. . . unwittingly stumbling onto a meeting that was going on down the street doesn't sound to me like he approached any roadblock, blockades, etc. It sounds to be like che, although he posed no real or apparent threat, was passing by when he was pounced upon by overzelous police.

	06-06-2005 07:11									#98
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pigs

EDIT:

Decent cops

Black male arrests

Last edited by mrmitchell on 06-06-2005 at 07:40

	06-06-2005 07:32									#99
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Pork Chops
Bacon
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	06-06-2005 07:37									#100
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:b Donegeal

JM

	06-06-2005 07:41									#101
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quote: You guys are a bunch of *******s.

Perhaps.

quote: I'm a cop. You hate me? Why? We're just trying to do our ****ing jobs without getting killed. And then we have to put up with **** heads like you guys.

Well, when your job description seems to be "beat up on and hassle left-wing protest groups, whilst allowing establishment gatherings to proceed unmolested (like the tory protest in Britain a few years back), some of us might be a bit less than convinced of the neutrality of the police. Or, when, say, the police chief of Toronto, is a notorious right wing bigot who abuses his position to discriminate against those who don't share his social or political beliefs.

quote: 90% of you *******s are so wrapped up in your own **** that you have no idea of what its like on the other side. All were trying to do is keep people safe, including ourselves.

I've no doubt that most cops feel this way. It doesn't seem to stop the racial profiling or hassling of those with radical political opinions, though does it? When being black in a public place means getting hassled by the police it doesn't look good.

quote: Okay... sorry about the language, and the insults. We are human too and we need to vent sometimes too.

Debatable... just joking...

	06-06-2005 08:02									#102
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quote: Originally posted by chegitz guevara Everyone should be anal about not being harassed by the state.

That's pretty funny from someone who wants our lives run by the state.

ACK!

	06-06-2005 08:12									#103
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Well if it looks like a pig, smells like a pig and (mmmmm) tastes like a pig, its probably a pig.

	06-06-2005 08:13									#104
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Bacon

	06-06-2005 08:14									#105
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Women coppers

	06-06-2005 08:15									#106
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I al;so like how che glosses over the fsct the problem wasn't the police.

It was the protesters, which he admits he was dressed similarly to.

If I'm a cop in an area with protesters that are known to cause problems, Hell yes I want to see the bulky object in a protesters backpack.

Sorry for the inconvenience, but it's for public safety.

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	06-06-2005 08:17									#107
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quote: Originally posted by Tuberski It was the protesters, which he admits he was dressed similarly to. ACK!

Protesters?? Nobody said nothin about no protestors.

	06-06-2005 08:19									#108
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I think the word Che used was anarchist. Which would seem to be a bit more dangerous than your average protester

	06-06-2005 08:20									#109
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I don't know what the OAS is, I just assumed it would be protested.......

Let me rephrase, I didn't know what it meant, I do know who they are.

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	06-06-2005 08:24									#110
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quote: Women coppers

Why isn't there more female cop porn!!!

	06-06-2005 08:30									#111
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Thats what im talking about.

	06-06-2005 08:37									#112
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Maq, in your avatar are those, or are those not, bouncy boobs?

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	06-06-2005 08:44									#113
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I have no idea, best not to think.

	06-06-2005 08:45									#114
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My wife says they are not, I say they are.

Or an interesting Rorschach test.



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	06-06-2005 08:46									#115
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I think, in the end, what does it matter?

	06-06-2005 08:48									#116
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Because, if they are boobs, then I'm in trouble.



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	06-06-2005 08:48									#117
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Wow!

The Universal Turn On!

I for one think they're boobs.

	06-06-2005 08:49									#118
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quote: I have no idea, best not to think.

How is one supposed to think when all the blood leaves one's head?

	06-06-2005 08:53									#119
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oh good lord they is bouncing ****ing boobs come on guys put the blood supply back n the right brain

	06-06-2005 12:34									#120
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quote: Originally posted by Maquiladora Women coppers