http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49kgG0s7lVk
Bit old.
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your right. police brutality is old.
Still amuses me, thought might share the experience.Quote:
Originally Posted by Venereal
I have to agree with you there. Women being beaten is pretty comical :D
fat fuck... they should have helped her, absolute idiots.
You wouldn't honestly attack a cop would you? :huh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jamie
They're keeping our streets and bars safe.
From bartenders.Quote:
Originally Posted by Genryu
what a shit human being!
although saying that in every bar ive been too there have been several bartenders... maybe this fat fuck is onto something...
This is older than old.
dude
you seriously cant trust police today
( oh, dont I feel safe )
dayyyyyyuuuum.
I feel bad .. kinda... you can hear the blows to her head every time. and then she gets up and continues to work :/
now....... for the final question..... was he that drunk.... really
Disgusts me that the police are protecting that fat bastard instead of sacking his sorry ass and holding him in custody.
Agreed. :glare:Quote:
Originally Posted by Daedius
ahhahahaha. get the fuck over it.
The issue about police brutality does get older. But we can't let this one pass otherwise they'll get big headed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kurt
and if that woman was your sister or your mum or even your daughter?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kurt
The guy was clearly off-duty...
You can't really give this the title of "police brutality" since no-one knew he was a police officer at the time.
If he was in uniform/on-duty then it it would be.
Crash
Agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by CrashOveride
But still, was he really that drunk to attack the bartender? Or was it on purpose?
on or off duty someone in his position should lead by exampleQuote:
Originally Posted by CrashOveride
A person is an individual, this happened because of his personality not because he was a police officer. (to our knowledge)Quote:
Originally Posted by exclamatio
The way I see it is that everyone is supposed to be lawful in the first place and when someone does something unlawful the individual gets punished no matter who they are, not the whole profession.
You don't see this happen in other professions:
ie.
If a fireman is a pyromaniac we don't blame the fire dept/all firemen we blame the individual for what he did.
Crash
once again fuck the police