Student Arrested, Tasered at Kerry Event, page 7
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reply posted on 18-9-2007 @ 07:59 AM by geemony
Originally posted by mallory-john
Well, when I watched the vid I recognize that the female LEO tried to stopped this conversation since he was getting loud and did not give Kerry time to answer, which wasnt correct. The LEO walked back and there were waiting - since the student did not change his "conversation style" and was going to get louder and aggressive they intervene him and cut mirco.

In that moment he should just stfu and sitdown so Kerry could answer. But he didnt. He knows there were cameras around him and he used the situation to create a "brutal police" youtube vids. He tried to escape the officers, 3 LEO had trouble to fix him, then a teaser came into this game to paralyze him so he could get arrested.

The arrest was ok, teaser wasnt really needed but thats not our decision since we were not in the field.


I tend to agree with you that the student saw an opportunity to garnish attention once he realized they were serious about him calming down and moving on. Bottom line again as it is in most tazer cases. Do what the cops ask and you will be allowed to move on. Give them lip and crap and you get shock and awe.....

Christ if a police state does go down we have only ourselves to blame because no one listens to authority anymore. People think they can do and say anything they want and not feel any backlash for their actions. LOL WRONG AGAIN snapper head zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz want to calmly walk out now? Are you ready to calm down..... I guess not zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz again.


reply posted on 18-9-2007 @ 08:02 AM by Project_Silo
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How are you guys serious?He asked one question and asked another before kerry could speak.That deserves being manhandled by 5 cops?I would pull away too,stand up for your personal rights.

From now on no one is allowed to ask more than one question,and I demand that you do not get passionate about it.



reply posted on 18-9-2007 @ 08:03 AM by geemony
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He has the right to free speech, but not to disrupt a public forum. He will be booked and released. Again, an idiot.


Here Here, MY thinking exactly. Follow the rules and you wont have any trouble, go off on a CT rant and you get the bug zapper.


reply posted on 18-9-2007 @ 08:04 AM by Project_Silo
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He was following the rules?Did you even watch the tape.ALL he did was ask two questions in a row.Sorry if I come off strong.I jsut can't believe so many feel like that.

How is it illegall to simply ask a question,then ask another before he can answer the first one?

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reply posted on 18-9-2007 @ 08:15 AM by geemony
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Did you read the article or just watch the video, He knew the rules of the Q and A and he broke them plain and simple. He got what he wanted and now its all over the web. LOL What i hate is people who try and high jack freedom of speech to mean they can say and do anything they want. That is not what the right implies or what it stands for. Freedom of speech does not mean you can say and do anything you want.

I dont know which texts has the most different interpretations, the bible or the US Constitution. its a toss up at this point!!!


reply posted on 18-9-2007 @ 08:15 AM by Project_Silo
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Wow...... SO many harsh feelings because he ASKED TWO QUESTIONS.What could possibly make you so hostile?

I don't understand how you think he acted illegally by getting a little emotional and asking two questions in a row.Ever watch a damm press conference?It happens all the time,so why was he taken advantage of?And thats exactly what it was,more BS arrests made by more BS cops.

And actually you have no clue at all where I stand with Iran.Look how mad you got you went all over the place.

Geemony,
I think this fits in fine with the freedom of speach laws.This is far from highjacking our rights lol.Get real,the guy asked two damm questions in a row,they could have said sit down or enough,instead cops manhandle him.That isn't right in my mind,period.

Dj I agree he could have stopped pulling away after a sec or two,but what I'm trying to say is I don't think they had any right to touch him in the first place.I woulda have pulled away to on instinct.But yes I think he did drag it on to long,

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reply posted on 18-9-2007 @ 08:20 AM by geemony
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Read the article , dont just make your assumtion based on a Video. The article says the guy didnt follow the rules of the Q&A or directions from the cops to end his session.

what is so hard about following directions in this day and age. Are all the kids growing up going to end up like this guy. Bucking authority and crying police brutality when the need suits there agenda?


reply posted on 18-9-2007 @ 08:23 AM by esdad71
Originally posted by Project_Silo
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post by esdad71




I think this fits in fine with the freedom of speach laws.This is far from highjacking our rights lol.Get real,the guy asked two damm questions in a row,they could have said sit down or enough,instead cops manhandle him.That isn't right in my mind,period.

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What video were you watching? You didn't, did you? You hear the cops asking him to ask the questions and then to sit down, and he doesn't. They turn off the mike and he keeps going. Then, instead of leaving he acts the fool. Anyone with a bit of intelligence knows first of all not to provoke the police, and second of all not to break away from them when bieng escorted out. That was all the campus cops were doing. Escorting him out.

My question to you is, why did he not leave? Also, the questions he asked, he knows the answer to, so it is not like a press conference where people are attempting to garner information. He was an idiot.


reply posted on 18-9-2007 @ 08:27 AM by Project_Silo
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I suppose your right about the fact that he already knew the answer.Also I didn't hear anyone ask him to sit down,I heard something but I couldnt make it out over him yelling.

If they told him to sit down first,and now considering his motives from the questions he asked then ya I'd have to say they had a right to approach him.

I did not hear the cops ask him to sit the first time.

Still on the fence about them asking him to stop talking in the first place,but it is clear that his questions were loaded.I just do not want this to become commen place,and no American should fear being manhandled and taserd for asking questions.

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