Hero cop saves room full of students

Started by Star42819 pages

Of course you should question authority when it's appropriate (for example, if Congress or President declares that guns are illegal without getting second amendment properly ratified) but you don't question an officer when he gives you a lawful order to get up and leave class room. If the teacher has already tried to get student to leave and she refused then a cop tells her to leave (repeatedly, no less) and she still proclaims "No, I didn't do anything wrong so I don't have to do what you tell me. I'm right and you're wrong... wah, wah, wah" then yeah, force is necessary. She's disrupting that class and stopping the other students from learning. If the cop had just agreed with her and said "OK. You're right and I"m wrong. Since you refuse to leave you win and I"ll let you stay" what kind of impression would that leave on the other kids? That it's perfectly acceptable to disrespect those in authority and tell a cop who tells them to do something to kiss their asses?

That kind of attitude towards police officers is one of the major things wrong with this country. Certain group of people who think just because they have dark skin that they're entitled to disrespect cops all they like with no punishment for it whatsoever. That's not racist comment, btw. It's reality of the state of America today. You don't see this kind of thing happening to white people because most of them have been raised to RESPECT AUTHORITY. When a cop tells them to do something, they do it. IF they disagree with what a cop tells them to do then they take it up in court afterwards. That's the proper way to do it.

So in a hypothetical situation. If you had a daughter in this same situation, would you want a cop slamming her all over the place and beating her a** because she didn't immediately comply?

Originally posted by Robtard
Scibs, just an FYI, Fly isn't actually one of the Extreme Far Right Loonies. He mimics them, as a means to mock their nonsense.
The line between reality and satire/parody is becoming increasingly ill-defined... I get the feeling that long pig in particular just says inflammatory shit for kicks and keks. Still though, you think they'd at bare minimum use standard sentence structure, instead of this crazy steam-of-consciousness rant format.

It's like James Joyce meets Anders Breivik in Birmingham, Alabama.

Originally posted by Flyattractor
[b]To answer Scrib's questions in order asked.

Yes.
That's how I have fun.
No
and
They are the cousins to THEM!

Hope that (didn't) clear things up for you. [/B]

Okay, so you're saying 'Yes' – you should be able to question authority, mucking about deserving a mild shooting is your way of having fun, 'No', teenagers aren't all spoiled brats and they don't deserve to be punished just for existing, and your own children are cousins to them (makes a whole lot of sense).

Got it. Cheers.

Exactly....maybe

Originally posted by Star428
Of course you should question authority when it's appropriate (for example, if Congress or President declares that guns are illegal without getting second amendment properly ratified) but you don't question an officer when he gives you a lawful order to get up and leave class room. If the teacher has already tried to get student to leave and she refused then a cop tells her to leave (repeatedly, no less) and she still proclaims "No, I didn't do anything wrong so I don't have to do what you tell me. I'm right and you're wrong... wah, wah, wah" then yeah, force is necessary. She's disrupting that class and stopping the other students from learning. If the cop had just agreed with her and said "OK. You're right and I"m wrong. Since you refuse to leave you win and I"ll let you stay" what kind of impression would that leave on the other kids? That it's perfectly acceptable to disrespect those in authority and tell a cop who tells them to do something to kiss their asses? That kind of attitude towards police officers is one of the major things wrong with this country. Certain group of people who think just because they have dark skin that they're entitled to disrespect cops all they like with no punishment for it whatsoever. That's not racist comment, btw. It's reality of the state of America today. You don't see this kind of thing happening to white people because most of them have been raised to RESPECT AUTHORITY. When a cop tells them to do something they do it. IF they disagree with what a cop tells them to do then they take itup in court afterwards. THat's the proper wayto do it.
When I was in school, we had disruptive kids, plenty of 'em. Yeah, some of them were just dicks, others had issues. But every time a kid was disruptive – and I mean, actually disruptive, i.e. screaming and shouting, throwing stuff around – it ended with them being escorted out of the room without some sociopathic dick chokeslamming them to the ground and dragging them around the classroom.

I'm not getting involved in the race aspect of it, because although I know some of the stuff going on in America at the moment regarding racial relations, I'm not educated enough in it to make a judgment. But what I can say is, **** that cop. His supposed authority is not a go-nuts card that he can flash every time he wants to let off some steam. If he was known to be a violent man, I'd have stood up to him, too. We shouldn't let aggressive pricks like that treat us how we want – maybe she was making a stand, knowing how this man dealt with stuff like this in the past?

I don't know. But I do know that that guy is a headcase who doesn't belong in the police service. And furthermore, the way that you approach the whole situation shows a deep-set racism. I bet if the student was white and the cop was black, then dayumn right, that kid showed that ****** how it goes!!

But yeah, thanks for the response, anyway.

I don't think anyone is saying the cop should of brutalized the student. I DO think she should of absolutely been physically removed. I do think she should be suspended at the very least.

Still curious why kids are refusing orders from a dude they call Officer Slam. You can't tell me a girl who acts this way has never been obnoxiously disruptive. Does she deserve to be bashed around? No. Does she deserve a suspension? Oh hells yes.

Originally posted by Surtur
I don't think anyone is saying the cop should of brutalized the student.

You have some people in here who believe the cop acted correctly and did nothing wrong. So.

Okay, well then at least *most* people can see the student as being very in the wrong without thinking she should of been brutalized.

This is why I could NEVER be a cop. I would not of brutalized this girl, but if she hit me I would of just straight up uppercutted her in the face. I have zero tolerance for people hitting me, male or female.

Originally posted by Surtur
Okay, well then at least *most* people can see the student as being very in the wrong without thinking she should of been brutalized.

This is why I could NEVER be a cop. I would not of brutalized this girl, but if she hit me I would of just straight up uppercutted her in the face. I have zero tolerance for people hitting me, male or female.

Yes, that's definitely a reason why you should never be a cop. Sadly sometimes people like you, and even worse, still become cops.

The really bad ones become Liberal politicians.

Originally posted by Flyattractor
[b]The really bad ones become Liberal politicians. [/B]

Yeah, authoritarian cops usually vote liberal, I'm sure...

Originally posted by Bardock42
Yeah, authoritarian cops usually vote liberal, I'm sure...

Their Union demands it.

Democratic Liberals are the ones that want Big Government and that does lead to Authoritarian Regimes.

Originally posted by Flyattractor
[b]Their Union demands it.

Democratic Liberals are the ones that want Big Government and that does lead to Authoritarian Regimes. [/B]

lol, Republicans want way bigger government, more military, more militarization of police, government spending more money on boarder controls and immigration agents, agents that monitor everything you do, warrantless surveillance, doctors being monitored and their decisions micromanaged by government, etc. etc.

Originally posted by Bardock42
lol, Republicans want way bigger government, more military, more militarization of police, government spending more money on boarder controls and immigration agents, agents that monitor everything you do, warrantless surveillance, doctors being monitored and their decisions micromanaged by government, etc. etc.

With the exceptions of the Boarder and some of the points on Militarization the democrats are the ones that really want this. Democrats are the ones that want to federalize the police. Give them military weapons, and also want to arm non-police/military organizations like the IRS and The EPA. Their own little gestapo. Almost lends one to ask...Whats the difference between a Fascist and a Socialist?

Yeah, false premises do lead one to ask stupid questions, good point.

Yeah, but we love you anyway Bardy.

Originally posted by Surtur
I don't think anyone is saying the cop should of brutalized the student. I DO think she should of absolutely been physically removed. I do think she should be suspended at the very least.

Still curious why kids are refusing orders from a dude they call Officer Slam. You can't tell me a girl who acts this way has never been obnoxiously disruptive. Does she deserve to be bashed around? No. Does she deserve a suspension? Oh hells yes.

Yeah, the fact that there is a disruptive kid in a school, that's real news-worthy and a valid point of debate, isn't it? Shock horror, young person does something slightly unruly.

I'd probably refuse orders from a guy nicknamed 'Officer Slam' (or at least hope I would), because **** that guy, quite frankly. That's not the kind of person who deserves to hold a position of authority. It's good that this guy won't be beating any more kids up now for a while, anyway.

Officer Slam and Combat Roll Cop should hang out and just ya know, beat up on small black girls.

Also apparently the girl was upset because her mother had just died and she'd been placed in foster care.

If thats true, its pretty awful.

I don't think this was racism though, the cop's gf is black come to find out.