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So what you are saying is that a bank robber deserves to be "beat up", but someone who has no criminal record, but was armed at the time police interacted him doesn't? |
Well a bank robber could have accomplices and an immediate threat is there to quickly put the perp in handcuffs... but my point is that the news only had to call the department and find out what the charges were before posting the video with the alleged story. Without even looking back at the article, I believe they were ticketed and released at the end... and armed with only pizza crusts :p Anyways, surely you think the women beating the man on his chest, with an officer on his back was police brutality? Im pretty sure blows from a night stick hurt. |
wow... sounds like you guys are picking on CiC simply to pick on him.... all he did was quote the article look at his post again his first statement are in Quotation marks Read the Huffington Post article... its a quote right out of the report... (it's only about 200 words...) Quote:
his last comment was in response to the cameraman being approached... considering how the rest of you normally interpret/read-into articles i don't think CiC was outrageous at all seems like the rest of you are on the rag and just wanted to rag on CiC since he's become a punching bag for his typical posts (which this was not) |
[sarcasm] "The caption on the video, which was posted by YouTube user zyon18, reads, "The police are beating up these two guys because they threw a pizza slice to the garbage bin and they missed. I think they take littering very seriously." [/sarcasm] :suspicious::pokerface: |
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You quoted the Charter, maybe you should look into the Canadian Crim Code as well. 25. (1) Every one who is required or authorized by law to do anything in the administration or enforcement of the law as a private person, as a peace officer or public officer, in aid of a peace officer or public officer, or by virtue of his office, is, if he acts on reasonable grounds, justified in doing what he is required or authorized to do and in using as much force as is necessary for that purpose. I don't even know what the heck you are trying to say in the second part. |
That reference is to the video of the beating and later death of a man from California that happened today, on the first page, post 22. If you allow me to get CiC'esque :p when people get a birth certificate or become a citizen, they become a corporate "persons" and are basically certified cattle for the system... meaning I have no doubt the Canadian Charter of Rights is a worthless declaration and only a mantel piece so that people think they have freedom and keep being productive slaves. The Story of Your Enslavement |
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So without this charter, Canada would be in anarchy. You could use the 6th part of the Charter (mobility rights) and up and leave you know. You don't have to be part of this system. BUT WAIT, you're still here and using a primarily Canadian website to spew your view. Cool, you're definitely part of the solution. Don't go crying for these rights if you get arrested if you think it's a piece of paper, because then you've contradicted yourself. On topic: if you instigate and do something that's arrestable, then cops have the rights to use "reasonable" force to subdue you. Of course "reasonable" is subjective, which is why this is a controversy. |
Geez, call me a patriot I guess. And you? hmmm Stockholm syndrome? |
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I really wonder what kind of lifestyle buddy lives. CiC I feel sorry for anyone that has to ever encounter you in person. Do your parents, siblings, family share the same views as you? Is that where you inherited your moronic ideas from, or was that all you? |
I dont know what kind of house hold you live in, but I wish to live in a secure and just society... one which has accountability for corruption on all levels. |
Oh dear, CiC has started including http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sovereign_citizen_movement vocab in his rants. Shit's getting real-er. |
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In regards to that video: 1. Roman empire rose to power due to their military might, as is the case today with the US. 2. If you think you're a slave, try going out to other countries and see how other people in REAL corrupt governments live. 3. US economy rose to power due to their resources (vast land/people) and staying out of the majority of WW2, NOT because they have "livestock". 4. If you think you're a slave to our government, then :gtfo: and move to the jungles of Congo. Who needs the government right? How often do you leave the house man? I'm curious, because usually those were the statements of a recluse with a warped point of view on society and government. Now, I'm not saying our government is perfect, few things in this world are. I don't want to compare ours to shittier ones to make it look like it came from the heavens. Our country will continually improve for the better... hopefully. Oh and about the schools and indoctrination part of the video, more BS. Our education system is broken. Period. Sit down kids for hours on end a day and make them try to learn? LOL. Finland has it right, their kids get more than ample amounts of time outside and playtime. Finland also has the highest test scores for math and science. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/christ...b_3202328.html http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datab...cience-reading [/rant] Back on topic. Being a cop is stressful dude. Don't tell me you've never lost your shit on; something or someone, ever in your life. It just happens that they go bonkers in a position of power and that shit is excessive. Everyone has their talents, there are going to be a range of good police and bad police. You can't expect all of them to be perfect. Looking into this whole police brutality thing, one thing is clear. If you want to get away with killing people, assaulting them... join the police. If you want to kill lots of people, join an army in an ongoing conflict. More results of police brutalities. http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/...e-behind-bars/ http://vancouver.24hrs.ca/2012/10/14...-gone-to-trial About the stanely park beatings: http://injusticebusters.org/2003/Van...minal_cops.htm Perspective from an officer about the issue and why there's mistrust for police today: http://www.primetimecrime.com/column...3/20031224.htm |
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1 House prices doubled, leaving many poor and middle class unable to purchase a home. Why did it double? 2 Canada pays 30-40 billion a year in interest alone after constantly wasting money on useless things. What entity receives this interest? 3 The US caught a "housing crises" banking cold, why did many "sovereign" European nations catch it too? 4 Canada uses satellites to differentiate our vast forests for heat signatures and changes in colour for marijuana fields, why cant it destroy the red poppy drug trade in Afghanistan supplying 90% of the world and stop having police officers get killed by gang members? ...along with all its human misery. 5 I posted newly released video of the pentagon a few weeks ago showing no plane wreckage right after the crash, so why are we in Afghanistan? |
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2.Canadian Treasury security. "Gross debt" is the national debt plus intragovernmental debt obligations or debt held by trust funds. Types of securities sold by the government include treasury bills, notes, bonds, TIPS, Canada Savings Bonds, and provincial government securities. 3. Many other countries economies are tied to the US economy. If US wealth stops growing, so do the dependent countries. Credits or monies based on this growth fail to produce more wealth, this initiates a collapse and everyone calls in debt which might default or bankrupt the current loaners. 4.Poppy field grows are located in an unsecured country where the poorest of poor are enticed to grow their product with enough returns to feed their families. They are further exploited by the drug lords that hire young people to protect them. LOL, being in an unstable country, I doubt police are going to want to storm a stronghold of hired guards and their full auto assault rifles. In addition to that, I would speculate that the industry is so profitable, that when drug lord is arrested, another one takes his/her place. Ala Mexico. 5.We are in Afganistan for to rebuild their country after the US decided to invade due to their hunt for Osama. |
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Spoiler! While Occupy Wall Street tents have been popping up all across the U.S., homeless people have been forced to Occupy a camp in the woods over the last 5 years. |
CiC do you ever sleep? If I'm not mistaken, you post pretty much 24 hours a day I guess I could check but I'm too lazy :) |
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They want heaven and earth for doing dick all. They can go fuck themselves. Life ain't easy, deal with it. You know what, until you're looking like a holocaust victim, so hungry you're eating fucking dirt to stave off hunger. I won't give a single fuck. |
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Damn this insomnia. Oh, and my country is sovereign. It's not "as if" my country is sovereign. Don't insult me again. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PatriationAlong with the other countries I mentioned... except maybe Congo. That place is fucked. |
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Have fun living the rest of your life CiC... Littering and...... Littering and........? |
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