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Although I don't know all the circumstances surrounding the video you posted Anyone, and the protest, but it seems to me the main "protester" guy
doing most of the talking is comeing off as a bit off a jerk.
He seems to be looking for a confrontation, when the poor assistant guy is being very respectful.
Who knows though as I said maybe this guy has been roughed up a bit in the past few days and had some of his rights violated, but to take it on on
this poor guy who happened to be at the receptionists desk to the Mayors office is wrong.
Just saying his whole tone, posture, and everything seems very confrontational.
I mean there's no way this poor guy can know of all these "supposed" incidents of bruttality by C,O.'s takeing place in a jail. Plus come on, they
beat him for over an hour? A clear exageration, and it makes his argument look sort of blown up a bit.
Either way, I didn't care fir the protesters in this clip.
They'd be better off spending what little time they have before the hour is up to inform thier fellow protesters that come so and so time, the police
will start breaking out the cuffs, so yea, they would have been better off makeing sure all the protesters knew this, and saved this little meeting
with the mayors assistant for another day.
But you know something tells me this guy is gonna go out there, and intentionally be a little slow in ending his protest so his fellow camera people
can get him cuffed and stuffed on camera, then yell , it was a civil rights violation. When he knew a full hour, perhaps more in advance that the
protest had a time limit.
There are peaceful protesters, and there are people looking to start trouble and make it look like the police are being the bad guys.
This guy in the video you posted, is definitely Not a peaceful protester, (anymore) at least. Maybe he was, but maybe he saw some really terribgle
acts that I have no idea of, that were in violation of people rights, again I'm not well informed in this particular situation. It's just the
confrontational vibe I'm getting off this guy.
There's good cops, and there's bad cops. Just as thier good (peaceful) protesters, and bad protesters (the ones that push the cops to the breaking
point. Policemen are human afterall, you have to remember that.
But not to derail the thread, I find it terrible that some people have no clue about the laws of videotaping in public. I even saw a video of a couple
skateboarders video-taping a Rent-a-cop (auxilary police), who proceed to assault the teenage kid. Made my stomach turn.
Public space in a "free" country is public. You can take pictures or videotape anything you want. As long as your not useing a high powered zoom
lense to look into peoples windows ect.