Stop playing their games, start buying more ammo.
Stop playing their games, start buying more ammo.
Skip to around the 30 minute mark where you see the the police officer lying about the dog biting him and then tazing it.
I feel bad for the people who got suckered into fighting foreign wars that have nothing to do with our freedom. The real battle for our freedom is right here at home.
Skip to around the 30 minute mark where you see the the police officer lying about the dog biting him and then tazing it.
I feel bad for the people who got suckered into fighting foreign wars that have nothing to do with our freedom. The real battle for our freedom is right here at home.
I watched the first 4 minutes. I don't know whether there's a law against standing in the median but quite honestly that policeman was extremely nice to him and talk to him for a very long. Of time and gave him a lot of respect and told him he could look look up the law and he could go to the police station if it's felt as lights were lights were violated and he said he had seen him several times there and it not arrested him and he didn't arrest him this time and walked him to the side of the road and that's what happened for the first 5 minutes and that's when I stopped watching. Because quite frankly I felt like the cop gave the guy huge number of chances and was very nice to him. I don't know what happened after that but you can argue whether or not people should be able to stand on a median and whether or not that's a sidewalk whether or not it's a road and whether or not if they don't actually ask for money but people give him money if that's panhandling or not. You can argue all those things. But those are the things you argue in front of a judge in the court. Not in the middle of the road when a policeman's asking you to move. this is not a clear case of the guys rights being violated in whatever was happening in the first five minutes. This is not a freedom of speech audit. This is a guy doing what was probably illegal in the middle of a road and being treated very nicely.
And I don't know what happened to the dog but if I was a policeman and somebody was being argumentative with me and they had a dog I want to would want to neutralize the threat of that dog and the nicest way possible. And I didn't watch it but if he tazed the dog then he tastes the dog and that is a relatively harmless thing to do to neutralize that threat because dogs move fast and you can't wait until they attack you before you neutralize them if you're in a combative situation with the dogs owner.
I mean come on now. White people are not supposed to be doing illegal crap. I personally feel like it ought not to be illegal for people to stand on the side of the road and ask for money anymore then it's illegal for corporation to advertise on TV and ask for you to buy their product. I think it's a freedom of speech issue. And I think people should be able to stand on a road to the side of the road as long as they're not blocking traffic and ask for money. People want to give people money they should be allowed to give people money. It's infringing on the right of the guy who's asking for money and it's infringing on the right of the people who want to give the money. After all people are voluntarily giving these people money.
I watched the first 4 minutes. I don't know whether there's a law against standing in the median but quite honestly that policeman was extremely nice to him and talk to him for a very long. Of time and gave him a lot of respect and told him he could look look up the law and he could go to the police station if it's felt as lights were lights were violated and he said he had seen him several times there and it not arrested him and he didn't arrest him this time and walked him to the side of the road and that's what happened for the first 5 minutes and that's when I stopped watching. Because quite frankly I felt like the cop gave the guy huge number of chances and was very nice to him. I don't know what happened after that but you can argue whether or not people should be able to stand on a median and whether or not that's a sidewalk whether or not it's a road and whether or not if they don't actually ask for money but people give him money if that's panhandling or not. You can argue all those things. But those are the things you argue in front of a judge in the court. Not in the middle of the road when a policeman's asking you to move. this is not a clear case of the guys rights being violated in whatever was happening in the first five minutes. This is not a freedom of speech audit. This is a guy doing what was probably illegal in the middle of a road and being treated very nicely.
And I don't know what happened to the dog but if I was a policeman and somebody was being argumentative with me and they had a dog I want to would want to neutralize the threat of that dog and the nicest way possible. And I didn't watch it but if he tazed the dog then he tastes the dog and that is a relatively harmless thing to do to neutralize that threat because dogs move fast and you can't wait until they attack you before you neutralize them if you're in a combative situation with the dogs owner.
I mean come on now. White people are not supposed to be doing illegal crap. I personally feel like it ought not to be illegal for people to stand on the side of the road and ask for money anymore then it's illegal for corporation to advertise on TV and ask for you to buy their product. I think it's a freedom of speech issue. And I think people should be able to stand on a road to the side of the road as long as they're not blocking traffic and ask for money. People want to give people money they should be allowed to give people money. It's infringing on the right of the guy who's asking for money and it's infringing on the right of the people who want to give the money. After all people are voluntarily giving these people money.
Used to drive through Gastonia all the time. Shithole.
Used to drive through Gastonia all the time. Shithole.
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