over the top

[srijantje]

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/02/2...st=Twitter

can't this guy not say what he wants?not that i agree with him.....

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http://www.onpointnews.com/NEWS/Cops-Say...r-Her.html

[billy]

the 2nd one is as funny as hell that they tasered her 4 times
is ludicrous,

o the face of it, the 1st one, for being a twat i think he should have got a slapped wrist at most.
though i don't know anything about the case.

[srijantje]

sign of the times

[billy]

i thik those with power often place themselves in a corner.
tings like "drop the knife granny or we'll tazer your ass" of course they the feel like they have to follow through and poor granny ets zapped because of some pricks ego.

[srijantje]

yes,this seems to be rampant ,specially in the u.s.a.they're over the top totally

[billy]

maybe fear, adrenalin, etc also play there part. it's obvious some people who are in such positions
of power shouldn't be near anything that could harm someone. (weapon) how they pass their evaluations
is beyond me.

[srijantje]

it's the same type of people,some join gangs,others the police force

[billy]

good point. i'd even go further and say that if put most/many people in a position of power, we
wouldn't like what we saw. that said, i don't know too many grown men that would tazer an
old granny. maybe some of those who join up do so because they'd never fit into a normal job.

[srijantje]

couldn't agree more.

i knew this guy who was a petty thief,his father, police detective who was forever chasing his own son

[billy]

i've know a few could police officers and some real bad bastards. i guess like everywhere else there's good an bad.
though i think the police and armed forces get more than their share of social and mental misfits

[srijantje]

http://www.suntimes.com/4436773-417/e-ma...o-fly-list

[billy]

i saw a news thing on people who are on the no fly list and it seems a cnn reporter or two were on it lmao.
i love how it shows a pic of him in uniform considering he's been long time discharged.

without knowing what was said it's hard to comment though i do think they go to far at times .

[srijantje]

they're desperately trying to justify their jobs,although they're too dum to realize it

[billy]

i think the same can be sqaid for many countries in the west. those with power such as police or armed forces, often abuse it.
i suppose they become immune to the proper way human beings should act socially.
the british police can be real nasty bastards at times.

[srijantje]

where i live the police is generally a criminal organisation in its own right,you want to stay as far away as possible from them

[billy]

they're not too bad in the phils though you see em
lined up trying to get enough money for a macbreakfast off the motorist.
they always take a bribe instead of giving a ticket
but thats about it apart from their incompetence. just look at the japanese bus hostage situation to see how bad they are.
it was as funny as anything hehe.

[srijantje]

yes totally incompetent,the traffic cops are just boy send out on the street with a whistle without any form of training

[srijantje]

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/wom...ATTR=Woman

[thethingy]

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/wom...ATTR=Woman

God, not sure what Birmingham she is at but that in the UK would/should have the police knocking at your door..............................

[addy]

What 8 year old even needs botox??? And she's a beautician for gods sake, not even a doctor, does she know how dangerous it is if something goes wrong??