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String him up if he is found guilty, cut his w!lly off for good measure. It's not me who supports convicted felons and rapists.you worship sleepy joe
String him up if he is found guilty, cut his w!lly off for good measure. It's not me who supports convicted felons and rapists.you worship sleepy joe
would make sure he wasnt getting back up or resisting getting cuffs put on thus saving time to help othersWill cuff him and assist his colleagues. What did a stomp in the head actually achieve? Diddly squat.
He was tasered and face down not even moving. Get him cuffed the help your colleagues, stop showboating...would make sure he wasnt getting back up or resisting getting cuffs put on thus saving time to help others
now how many times and by how many has that statement been proved lies or false . Still waiting for you to put any quote up .String him up if he is found guilty, cut his w!lly off for good measure. It's not me who supports convicted felons and rapists.
Nah it’s even better tazor him first than kick himA bit yes, you can see he had been tasered before his head was stomped. That's even worse.
I support the police, but not thugs in uniforms.
What quote?Still waiting for you to put any quote up .
now how many times and by how many has that statement been proved lies or false . Still waiting for you to put any quote up .
If only...We’re bye if you read it you would lose the will to live
The police, more so armed units, are supposed to be able to control feelings. He snapped, it happens. Were the resisters wrong to resist and fight? Yes. Was the policeman wrong to kick the guy in the head? (In my opinion) yes. Even a kick to the body would be more excusable, however the head, nah.Our police are not machines, they are human, with human feelings. He had just seen his collegues vicously attacked. I said I would reserve judgement until we knew more. Having seen more, I accept the copper was wrong for kicking a man already down, but who amonst us could control our feelings, in the heat of the moment, with what we saw, that went before?
"Halas habibi sibni," is what Mohammed Bahar said when he was killed by Israeli thugs using an attack dog in his own home.
We don't often hear the names of their victims.