Fuck the police

[Frolic_Fun]

You'll get cunty police and nice police. Just because they're protecting the law does not mean their personalities are the same.

I had no involvement with any here so I can't say anything bad about them. Besides, they're not even armed or anything here.

[Scrapheap]

I would argue that they are not. Then think they are better than the average person on the street mainly because they get to see most people at their worst and also because they have so much power over their lives.

A lot of police become arrogant cunts because of this.

 

[Scrapheap]

The ones I've had contact with, at least in the UK, have been really lovely and caring.

Translation: they used a condom and gave me a reach-around before jamming it in my ass.

[normal_impaired]

Policemen are people too

Not according to the law, according to the law they're better than people.

[Peter]

Sometimes, Fox News surprises me:



This incident really seems to be turning the tide of public opinion on prohibition.  I've been following it closely in online discussions, and usually when something like this happens, there's an army of cop-lovers that spring to the defence of the police, but the law-and-order crowd have been very quiet this time.

[Parts]

We can only hope the tide is turning.  Things like this are scary as hell.  Fox news wow never would have expected it

[ALLDAYGLOWRANDY]

Knock, knock!

Who's there?

Interrupting cop!

interrupt

GET DOWN ON THE FLOOR!!!!!! NOW!!!!!!

I hate to say it, but I think you don't know the full story.  It would be unwise to make an attack unless you got the full info, that is why I went to bed last night, after my "brother" really annoyed me, with his "stupidity".  I tried to pay the gas bill, he left the door open and let my gas out,  I am about to get shut off,  and I don't like waste.  Its one of my ways to cultivate mental heallth, because there is alot of people that I want to say fuck you to.  Weither its a physical attack or abuse make sure your ready for a response, they don't just sit there you know.

[Alex179]

The cops should be put in prison for taking it that far.

Fox News is sensationalist journalism.   It does not surprise me in the least that they reported this.

[punkdrew]

Sometimes, Fox News surprises me:



This incident really seems to be turning the tide of public opinion on prohibition.  I've been following it closely in online discussions, and usually when something like this happens, there's an army of cop-lovers that spring to the defence of the police, but the law-and-order crowd have been very quiet this time.

Loved Judge Napolitano's first question to the Mayor: "Why aren't these cops in jail?"

[Peter]

Here's the affidavit that was submitted to the judge prior to the raid:  http://www.gocolumbiamo.com/Police/Documents/AffidavitKinlochCourtsearchwarrant.pdf

[Scrapheap]

Here's the affidavit that was submitted to the judge prior to the raid:  http://www.gocolumbiamo.com/Police/Documents/AffidavitKinlochCourtsearchwarrant.pdf

I just love how the cops "evidence" for drug trafficing is "JimBob over here and Skeeter over there both said that the suspect was dealing, so it must be true!"

Sounds like a redneck cop and a redneck judge.

[Parts]

Here's the affidavit that was submitted to the judge prior to the raid:  http://www.gocolumbiamo.com/Police/Documents/AffidavitKinlochCourtsearchwarrant.pdf

I just love how the cops "evidence" for drug trafficing is "JimBob over here and Skeeter over there both said that the suspect was dealing, so it must be true!"

Sounds like a redneck cop and a redneck judge.

I knew  a Skeeter when I lived in Florida

What a flimsy warrant it was more a resume for the cop than anything else.  I wonder if he saves it on his computer and uses it as a template like  do with my contracts

[punkdrew]

I believe the reason this video went viral is that we have reached a “tipping point” as far as police abuses of law and, specifically, unlawful uses of SWAT are concerned. My hope is the same as Radley Balko’s: that people will look at SWAT raids in their own communities, investigate the details, and ask why paramilitary raids are being carried out on–-in most instances–-unarmed, peaceful, law-abiding citizens.

[Peter]

Fuckers!  I think Youtube just killed the comments on the SWAT raid video.  Can someone else confirm that it's not just a problem on my end?

[Callaway]

Fuckers!  I think Youtube just killed the comments on the SWAT raid video.  Can someone else confirm that it's not just a problem on my end?

If you are talking about the video you posted of Judge Napolitano commenting on the SWAT raid in Columbia, Missouri, then the comments seem to be fine to me.  YouTube wanted me to log in when I tried to post a comment, but it didn't say that comments were disabled.